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: TaxProf BlogRepeat LSAT Takers Surge Following Rule Change Permitting Reporting of Only Highest Score
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Following up on my prior post, ABA to Require Schools to Report Highest LSAT Scores from Multiple Tests, Rather Than Average Scores (6/14/06), Bill Henderson (Indiana) today reports that the predicted surge in students re-taking the LSAT has indeed occured:...Full post as published by TaxProf Blog on December 03, 2008 (boomark / email).
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