In a related turn of events, nine members of the T-14 cohort also opted out of the influential US News & World Report’s rankings for law schools.

Although the GRE is not yet accepted by all law schools, applicants whose strengths align better with the GRE should think seriously about choosing it over the LSAT.

As the various players in graduate admissions testing respond to ongoing developments surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, testing platforms and policies have evolved at a dizzying rate.

LSAC’s answer to closed test sites, LSAT-Flex may not be right for all applicants. But for those who’ve been prepping, it’s better than not testing at all.

The question many of our students ask isn’t how many times can they take the LSAT; it’s how many times should they take it.