LSAT no longer required (starting 2025)

Angiex.34 · November 2022

How will this affect people applying this upcoming cycle or in the future?

J.D.Jay94 · November 2022

I think more people who will apply in the future will be the ones who take the GRE.

Constantine · November 2022

The requirement will be optional (for schools). So a school can keep it. As of today, 50% of the schools said they going to keep the LSAT, 5% want to abolish it and 45% will make a decision later.

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