Pre-modern LSAT

[CARNIFEX9682]

Is there anywhere that I can obtain info on the pre-modern LSAT? My dad has been an attorney for like 22 years and I've been wondering what his test was like. All that he can remember is that the scale was out of 40-something points rather than 180.

[Slash2049]

http://www.lsacnet.org/Research/Compend ... -Types.pdf

this may help.
i didn't read the whole thing.

[CARNIFEX9682]

Thanks, I REALLY appreciate this. My dad was actually taking a practice test the morning I was born. It's fate!

[jaliebs]

The Artificial Language is almost exactly what the Defense Language Aptitude Battery (DLAB) test is. You have to take that to become a linguist and it was the worst test of my life. I felt like I'd gone 10 rounds with Tyson after that. Thank god they dropped it.