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Number of LSAT Takers Jumps Sharply: Who’s That Good For?

July 19, 2017 • Comments

The year-over-year number of LSAT takers rose by 20% in the 2017-17 cycle.  Since that portends an increase in law school applications as well, that’s good news for law schools, some of whom have struggled in the last few years with declining admission numbers and declining standards for remaining admissions.  It’s moderately bad news for applicants.

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