Applicants to US law schools are using alternative exams, but the vast majority of those accepted are taking the longstanding Law School Admissions Test, data recently released by the American Bar Association shows.
Of students who took an exam, 38,728 students were accepted to US law programs with the LSAT, according to data provided by law schools to the ABA and released for the first time Monday. Another 701 applicants were admitted with the Graduate Record Exam, and 23 were admitted using the new JD-Next prep course and entrance exam as an alternative admissions test.
The ABA disclosed this data ...
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