Starting with the August 2027 test administration, the LSAT will look a little different, but will test the same skills with the same types of questions. Read more about the changes coming in August 2027.
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In recent months, the federal government and multiple states have raised the possibility of changing the way law schools are accredited. This can create uncertainty for people considering investing significant time and resources in pursuing legal education. To help make sense of this situation, we’ve assembled a panel of experts who will provide reliable information about what’s going on at the national and state levels — and what it means for you and your law school journey.
Zack DeMeola
LSAC senior director of strategic initiatives (facilitator)
Jennifer Rosato Perea
managing director of ABA accreditation and legal education
Katrin Hussmann Schroll
associate dean, enrollment management, integrated marketing, and data analytics at University of Miami School of Law
Rey Valencia
president and dean of South Texas College of Law Houston