LSAT waived for top UB undergrads seeking to enter UB Law School

Seeking to bolster enrollment without sacrificing quality, the University at Buffalo has removed a significant impediment to its UB Law School: the Law School Admission Test. UB undergraduates who are either enrolled in the Honors College or more-broadly defined as high-performing students will no longer need to take the LSAT, a rigorous half-day exam which is generally considered a major factor in law school admission. The initiatives will take effect with the entering class of 2015. Law schools…