LSAT Optional?

bluebrocade · June 2022

Keep reading about the ABA potentially making the LSAT optional -- most recently that if passed it could apply as early as 2023. Does anyone at 7S have clarity on what that means specifically -- would that be test optional for THIS current admissions cycle? Love to hear any thoughts!
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Matt Sorr · June 2022

I haven't heard anybody give a definitive answer to this, but here's a forum that discusses it: https://7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/comment/194944. It may be helpful to read through it.

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