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LSAC Research: Financing Concerns Weigh Heavy on Law School Aspirants

By Noah Austin

Because of the uncertain future of federal student loans, many prospective law students are worried how they'll pay for their legal education.

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What the NextGen Bar Exam Means for Schools and Graduates

Susan Krinsky chats with LSAC’s Susannah Pollvogt about how the new NextGen Bar Exam differs from the current bar exam format — and the effect this ongoing transition could have on law school curricula.
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January 2026 LSAT Scheduling

Scheduling for the January LSAT will open on December 18. Get details about how to schedule for your preferred testing day and modality.
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