It’s Time For Future Law Students To Say Goodbye To The Remote LSAT
Remote testing had its moment -- and then cheating blew it up for everyone.
Remote testing had its moment -- and then cheating blew it up for everyone.
First, we get rid of the logic games section. Next, the whole test!
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Turns out the hacking threat we needed to worry about was getting into the T14.
The LSAT still dominates, but for how long?
What's next for JD-Next?
Probably still worth taking the LSAT.
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Yay! No more sketches!
Everyone wants to be a lawyer right now, and the increase in LSAT registrations seems to prove it.
Who will be next to hop on the JD-Next train?
Drawing political battlelines over the Games section of the law school admissions test becomes early contender for 2024's dumbest take.
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Everybody wants in on June's LSAT.
No, it's not the end of the logic games -- there's another major change coming.
With affirmative action a victim of the Supreme Court, law schools are looking for other options.
About darn time!
If they mess up again, it will supercharge the 'Let's Get Rid Of The LSAT' conversations even more.