Should the LSAT be dropped for law school admission?

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Would doing away with LSAT scores as an admissions requirement improve diversity and inclusion among law school students? Southern University Law Center Chancellor John Pierre doesn’t think so, but he supports the proposal anyway. First administered in February 1948, the Law School Admission Test, more commonly known as the LSAT, has been a staple requirement

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