Law school hopefuls will soon have six opportunities a year to take the Law School Admission Test.
The Law School Admission Council, which administers the LSAT, announced Thursday that it’s increasing the number of times the test is offered from four to six. Adding test dates will give takers more flexibility and help adjust to a changing law school admissions cycle, the Council said.
“The additional test dates are an important part of LSAC’s continuing efforts to reduce barriers to entry into legal education,” said Susan Krinsky, chair of the council’s board of trustees and associate dean for students at the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law. Krinsky added that the Council, “will continue to look for…
