National Law Journal
...34; Duncan, located in Knoxville, Tenn., will host three free LSAT preparation workshops for those planning to sit for the June administration of...
Since legal education provides access to justice, power and social mobility, urgent reform is needed now
...notorious sites as Love Canal in New York. LSAT WINS ENDORSEMENT It appears the Law School Admission Test is...
...a "valid and reliable admission test"—in practice, the LSAT. But support for change has waned over time. Now the...
...a partnership with the Law School Admission Council—which administers the LSAT and tracks law school applicant data—has thoroughly addressed any potential...
Profile of Chas Rampenthal, general counsel for LegalZoom
...alerting law schools when applicants with disabilities received extra time on the LSAT. Such notifications are known as "flagging." The ruling...
...career planning at the University of Michigan Law School. "The December LSAT sitting is already over and there is no reason to think that...
...January 1 and will apply to scores earned during the February 9 LSAT sitting. The council filed suit on January 4 in Sacramento...
The competition for would-be law students is heating up in New Jersey. Seton Hall University School of Law has unveiled a tuition reduction program that will bring costs for qualifying students in li
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