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@SpiveyConsult I suspect that we’ll see a record number of retakers from that June test pool — people who rushed their prep to take advantage of last logic games and don’t perform well as a result. I would love to see the subsequent score data comparing same applicant in two different tests.
@SpiveyConsult Right, but those clusters do matter to them, and signals to schools to keep doing what they’re doing. Entrenched marketing strategies also play a huge role, of course. As long as these various players keep acting like rankings matter, they will, despite how dumb they are.
The LSAT will have a change in format for the 2024-2025 testing cycle. Get informed about the test structure that will go into effect starting with the August 2024 LSAT. https://t.co/W8DlEEvvN0
BREAKING: Starting with the August 2024 LSAT, the Logic Games (Analytical Reasoning) section will be eliminated from the LSAT!
It will be replaced with a second scored Logical Reasoning section. Scoring stays the same. More to come soon.
33 law schools will be accepting JD-Next (with no LSAT or GRE) for Fall 2024 admissions and this has already been piloted by @uarizonalaw . Here’s the list of schools, that will surely grow next year, and some thoughts.
https://t.co/X6vhHCg7zD
Oh hey, @LSAC_Official -- "the College Board has redesigned the SAT to minimize time pressure....It’s time we stop confusing quick with smart." Literally every pre-law student I speak with names "too little time" as their primary challenge on the LSAT. https://t.co/DozytPkKgn
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