“I think a lot of people in this sub derive a lot of confidence and worth from their LSAT scores while not acknowledging that it only weakly predicts 1L grades and that's it,” user F_i_z_z (Bob Loblaw Law Blog) posted.
August 29, 2022 at 10:54 PM
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The debate over whether the Council of the American Bar Association’s Section of Legal Education and Admissions should eliminate the requirement of a standardized test for law school admissions has reached Reddit.
User u/FederalMarket3426 posted to the r/lawschooladmissions subreddit: “Mixed reactions as ABA considers tossing LSAT mandate,” which is the headline to a story on Higher Ed Dive, posted Friday.
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