American Bar Association Scraps LSAT and
standardized admissions tests after woke
law schools including Yale and Harvard
claimed they hurt diversity
Posted By: Imright, 11/18/2022 5:23:15 PM
The American Bar Association voted to drop the LSAT and other standardized tests as requirements for law school admissions. An ABA panel made its decision on Friday after noon after a committee recommended the testing requirements be scrapped because they hurt diversity in admissions. The LSAT, or Law School Admission Test, estimates a prospective students reasoning and reading comprehension, and it serves as a predictor on how they will fair in classes. The ABA's ruling will take effect in the fall 2025 semester, after a final determination from the association's Hose of Delegates in February.
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