[blindLaw] Major LSAT Changes

[rothmanjd at gmail.com]

Hi Folks,
Sanho will be posting his notes soon.  He's just recovering from convention.

The biggest changes in LSAT is that the logic games will go away in a few
months.  They will be replaced with another reasoning section.  There are
also questions that'll be asked that are not scored at the end of the exam
so LSAC can test out future questions.


Ronza Othman, President
National Federation of the Blind of Maryland
443-426-4110
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Subject: [blindLaw] Major LSAT Changes

Hello!

I was at this year's NABL meeting during the Orland Convention and I recall
talking to someone about putting up notes on  the list serv in regards to
the person who spoke about changes to the LSAT for I think the next 3 - 4
years? I was wondering if anyone has any idea on what changes are coming to
LSAT testing for those of us getting ready to or look at getting ready for
LSAT can please share them.

Thank you
Thomas Dukeman
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