University of Illinois College of Law confirmed it inflated the GPAs and LSAT scores of its incoming students, raising questions about how widespread the practice might be.
September 22, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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The University of Illinois has confirmed its law school inflated the credentials of its incoming class on the school’s website.
The law school had reported a median score on the Law School Admission Test of 168 when the correct median score was 163, the university said. Similarly, the school reported a median grade point average of 3.81 when the correct figure was 3.70.
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