Deans from a majority of the country’s law schools are urging the Law School Admission Council not to eject the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law from its membership for using both the LSAT and the GRE in admissions—a new initiative the school unveiled in February.
In a letter to council president Daniel Bernstine, 149 law deans on May 3 expressed “great concern over LSAC’s threat to expel the University of Arizona Law School because it experimented with using the GRE as a small part of its admissions process.” The letter went on to say that experimentation benefits all law schools.
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