LSAT Alternatives Require New Validation Process, According to Proposed Revision

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The Standards Review Committee approved a proposed revision on Feb. 11 that suggests how a validation process for LSAT alternatives should be developed for ABA-accredited law schools. The proposed rule revision requires law schools to use no other admission test than the LSAT unless such has been determined by the Council to be valid and reliable.

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