What LSAT Dual-Mode Means for You

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As a precautionary measure during the COVID-19 pandemic, LSAC ceased administering the LSAT at test centers and switched to 100% virtual testing in order to provide a safe way for law school aspirants to continue on their legal education journey. Although the remotely proctored LSAT has been highly successful, some test takers expressed they would welcome a chance to take their LSAT in person at a test center. Starting with the August 2023 LSAT administration, most test takers will have that choice. Join us as we discuss the nuts and bolts regarding the in person and remote modalities of the LSAT, how it works and how you can determine which option works best for you.