ABA Accreditation Council Extends Test-Optional Admissions Variance for Law Schools by Three Years
The American Bar Association (ABA) Accreditation Council has extended its variance allowing law schools to admit students without requiring the LSAT or other standardized tests for an additional three years. This decision significantly impacts admissions policies for legal education institutions.
Want more?
Open NewsSnap.ai for the full app experience, including audio, personalization, and more news tools.