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The Law School Making The Biggest Change To Their Admissions Standards
Posted on Wednesday January 16, 2019
According to data collected by Law School Transparency, the LSAT score for the bottom 25th percentile at which law school has increased the most from the entering class of 2010 to 2018?
Hint: At this law school the average LSAT for the bottom 25th percentile went from 151 in 2010 to 155 in 2018.
See the answer on the next page.
Answer: Texas A&M. During this period the school, which was at the time Texas Wesleyan, was acquired by Texas A&M and rebranded into its law school.
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