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| February 2013 | |
|---|---|
| Date | Event |
| February 9 |
LSAT Administration |
| February 11 |
LSAT Administration for Saturday Sabbath Observers |
| February 17 |
LSAT Administration for Asia, Australia, and New Zealand |
| February 18 |
Presidents' Day—LSAC Closed |
| May 2013 | |
|---|---|
| Date | Event |
| May 27 |
Memorial Day—LSAC Closed |
| June 2013 | |
|---|---|
| Date | Event |
| June 10 |
LSAT Administration for the United States, Canada, the Caribbean, South America, Central America, and Mexico |
| June 11 |
LSAT Administration for Europe, the Middle East, and Africa |
| February 23 |
LSAT Administration for Asia, Australia, and New Zealand |
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Behind the Data
LSAC combined three years of law school applicant data with seven years of data from The Freshman Survey (available through UCLA’s Cooperative Institutional Research Program) to examine how US college students’ backgrounds, experiences, and goals affected their decision to apply to an ABA-approved law school. Overall, 37% of the ABA law school applicants expressed an interest in law as freshmen. The accompanying chart, which breaks down the ABA law school applicant pool by race/ethnicity and gender, shows how the distribution of those interested in law as freshmen varies by subgroup. For example, 50% of African American female applicants expressed an interest in law when they were US college freshmen.
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