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Education

Feb. 6, 2001

LSAT Scores a Gutter Ball on Test Question

LOS ANGELES - Computer programs can cause problems even when they are only hypothetical. So the Law School Admissions Council learned when it posed a test question about a hypothetical computer program in that well-known hypothetical nation, Country X.

By Jill M. Boekenoogen
Daily Journal Staff Writer
        LOS ANGELES - Computer programs can cause problems even when they are only hypothetical.
        So the Law School Admissions Council learned when it posed a test question about a hypothetical computer program in that wel...

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