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Can someone speak to this?
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https://www.lsac.org/about/news/lsac-launches-program-offer-new-holistic-pathway-law-school
the Legal Education Program will provide a second, equally valid and reliable alternative for law school admission in the future that will complement the proven LSAT exam.
The phrase “alternative” throws me off, can someone give insight?
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More info released today: https://www.lsac.org/blog/imagine
Seems to be only open to undergraduates. No details yet other than "through a holistic approach, this new pathway will help students master the skills necessary for success in law school, understand the legal profession and law school experience, navigate the competitive application process, and build support networks to succeed at each step of their journey from prelaw through practice."