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Sarah Rosie
11 months ago
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This institution engages in deeply discriminatory practices, in my experience both ethnicity and disability based. It also operates with greed under the guise of being a non-profit, bringing in over $110 million while hiding behind rules that supposedly protect integrity but in reality serve only its own interests. Do not be fooled by the marketed slogans about inclusivity and equity. Those are empty words. I sincerely hope this institution is held accountable for its actions.

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Justin Liu
6 years ago
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I am an international student from China, and was trying to get my academic report processed. It took forever. Worse than how inefficient they are, they kept giving me wrong information. They have instructions on their website for internationals. I called to confirm the correct process to do so. I was told to have my undergrad college send LSAC my official transcripts in China and English directly. I did. A few weeks later, I received an email that that was not the right way to do so. Instead, I need to have my college in China to send all official documents to two authentication organizations in China, and have those orgs sent the verified docs to LSAC. So I did, even though it wasted me three months already. What happened next? After those orgs sent them docs required, they kept claiming they never received. I kept calling them but each representative has different understanding of my case, informing me different status: one told me they received everything, another told me that processing department could not located those documents, another one said they had no idea if they ever received it, if they did, they would not know where, and another one told me that they were waiting to hear from the processing department. Man, they need adequate trainings to provide quality customer services. They are not equipped to perform their job well enough. LSAC being the only facilitator of a law school admissions and tests would make them lacking of a mindset of providing excellent service in the field, since no competitions, thus no quality provided. Hope they would improve themselves.

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Stacy Parada
2 years ago
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LSAC had the audacity to claim that due to my LSAT score, I would inevitably fail out of law school and flunk. Well, I didn’t. I not only survived law school but graduated with a great GPA and great ranking, proving their ridiculous and baseless predictions completely wrong. LSAC’s overreliance on a single, flawed test to predict a student’s future is not only misguided, but downright incompetent. Their arrogant and shortsighted assessment system does nothing but discourage capable and determined individuals from pursuing their legal careers. It is a disgrace that an organization “responsible for shaping the future of legal professionals” operates with such a narrow-minded and erroneous approach. The LSAT is an inadequate measure of a person’s potential to succeed in law school or in their legal career. LSAC’s failure to recognize this shows their blatant disregard for the diverse talents and capabilities of aspiring lawyers. Their outdated and unfair practices need an immediate overhaul. Prospective law students deserve an organization that supports and encourages them, not one that delivers crushing and unfounded judgments. LSAC, you owe your applicants much more than this shoddy, disheartening experience. You’re not any better than the godawful NCBE.

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