LSAT

LSAT (Law School Admission Test; Chinese:法学院入学考试) is one of the most important reference requirements for law schools in the United States to apply for admission and scholarships, which is sponsored by the Law School Admission Council (Law School Admission Council; abbreviated as: Law Services.) The difference between LSAT, GMAT and GRE is that the scope of applicable disciplines is different. GRE are different in terms of the range of subjects to which they apply.