The History of the LSAT

Did you know the LSAT was created in part because of World War I?
This test we all have to take to apply to law school goes back
way farther than most of us realized.


This week, Branden & Jelena explore the LSAT’s roots and
growth over time, along with some of the controversies along the
way.


Listen and learn . . .
When the first LSAT was administered How the LSAT was initially
developed Why some law schools wanted the test to include a section
on history & literature When the LSAT first faced pushback from
people opposed to standardized testing Which state passed a law
forcing LSAC to disclose past tests And more!

Links and Further Resources from this Episode:



More on the History of the LSAT



LSAC’s Own History Page



Merit and Diversity: The Origins of the Law School Admissions
Test (Law Review Article)



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