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I apologize for the dumb question, but I am curious. I've seen a lot of posts recently complaining about LSAT inflation. I am just curious, how? why? I was under the assumption that the LSAT is based off of a percentile of how well you did compared to others. How does score inflation occur if this is the case? Is there a huge backlog of people? Did the test get changed sometime? I was under the impression that the LSAT has been around for a long time, so I am confused how there might be an upwards bound in what score you would need to obtain.
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