Change is in the air, and it’s more than just the weather on this blustery Halloween day. If you’ve been paying attention to developments in legal education you’ve noticed the dramatic uptick in law schools — even incredibly prestigious ones — accepting the GRE in lieu of the LSAT as a component of admissions. Harvard LawColumbia, Northwestern, Georgetown, Arizona Law School, Hawaiiand Washington University in St. Louis School of Law are all on board with the GRE and, according to a recent survey by Kaplan Test Prep, a full 25 percent of law schools say they have plans in the works to accept the test.
But one issue that’s slowed down even wider acceptance of the test is the American Bar Association’s reluctance to…
