It’s also, like all standardized tests, no predictor of much of anything beyond how much money your parents make. (It’s REALLY good at determining that, though.) It’s right up there with listing “travel” as an interest on your resume in the category of “things that institutions and employers should ignore, but choose to rely heavily on because they really like surrounding themselves with ever more upper-class mostly white people.”)

Full disclosure: I am an upper-class white person. And I found the LSAT kinda fun, actually. Because I’m who it’s written for, and everyone else is left to go hang.