Education Law,
State Bar & Bar Associations
Aug. 7, 2018
Admissions test change withdrawn from ABA consideration
The measure to eliminate the current standard was withdrawn prior to a vote
A measure designed to give law schools more flexibility in the admissions tests they require applicants to take, or whether they mandate such exams be taken at all, was withdrawn from consideration by the American Bar Association’s House of Delegates on Monday amid opposition.
Resolution 111D would have eliminated the accreditation standard that ABA schools ensure applicants have taken a “valid and reliable admissions test.” Most law...
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