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LSAT
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Understanding the ADA
LSAT and Title III discrimination
Anybody that wants to go to law school must take the LSAT, law school admission test sponsored by the law school admission Council (LSAC) . The LSAT is a standardized…
The Faculty Lounge
Interpretation 301-6: Low LSATs and High “Cut Scores”
Given that the trend in Bar passage rates of persons with the same LSAT score (see The LSAT-free Illusion), the Bar passage rates of law schools also follow the same…
The Faculty Lounge
The LSAT-free Illusion
I'd like to thank Al Brophy for inviting me to be a guest in the Faculty Lounge. As Al has already indicated, I am particularly interested in the proposal before…
Elder Law Prof Blog
DOJ settles LSAC (LSAT) cases
The Justice Department announced today its participation in two related settlement agreements involving the accessibility of the Law School Admission Council’s (LSAC) online application service, which is used by law…
The Faculty Lounge
LSAT Deflation: Is This An Ideal Time To Apply To Law School?
Over at Slate, Annie Lowrey argues that the surge of law school applicants and graduates was a bubble and that the bubble was burst by cultural, rather than economic forces.…
San Antonio Employment Law Blog
Applicant Seeks More Time for LSAT
A man has filed suit to obtain more time to complete the LSAT, the law school admission test. See report. The LSAT is critical to any admissions application for law…
Law People
LSATs and Premier Law Schools as Recruiting Guides?
By Ronda Muir
Here's some more data that puts into question our reliance on high scores and law school credentials in determining which lawyers we want to populate our firms with. LSAT Scores According to…
The Legal Watercooler
Well, with LSAT results like this, what did you expect?
There are a lot of different barometers out there for judging whether or not an individual has the personality skills to be a rainmaker. Unfortunately, LSAT results might not be…
Austin Criminal Defense Lawyer
Law School Advice
Via email: I've recently gotten serious about attending law school and started studying for the LSAT last week. I have been speaking with as many lawyers I can in order…
Legal Profession Blog
Effect of “High Score” Rule on Volume of LSAT Repeaters
[posted by Bill Henderson, crossposted to ELS Blog] A couple of years ago, Paul Caron flagged an obscure ABA rule change that required law schools to report the highest LSAT…