Word: lsat
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Williams said he examines each case in which a student's LSAT score increases by 150 points or more. He said that there are few of these cases, far below the approximately 13,000 cases a year reported recently by The Washington Post...
Crime fighters are not the only people using thumbprints, mug shots, computer lists and handwriting analysis these days. The Educational Testing Service (ETS), which administers the LSAT's, MCAT's and similar tests, now uses these techniques to catch cheaters...
Because of the increase in cheating on LSAT's, the ETS now takes the thumbprint of everyone who takes the test. This procedure was adopted in 1973 after 117 scores were cancelled the year before. Formerly, a driver's license or similar photographic identification was all that was required to be admitted to the examination...
Robert G. Wiltsey, head of the LSAT division at ETS said yesterday the test would have been valid had Holmberg required the test takers to remain in their seats while the test was halted for 35 minutes...
...school was a different matter. He spent hours on the telephone to schools that had lost his application, not received his recommendations, misplaced his transcript, did not know he existed, could not give him any idea of when his application would be processed and did not know why the LSAT sent them someone else's score (which...