As reported earlier today, LSAC has ended the ability to take the LSAT remotely in response to cheating allegations. From Law.com:

The Law School Admission Council announced Wednesday that the Law School Admission Test will move to in-center-only testing in response to concerns over widespread cheating on the exam.

Starting with the August LSAT, “we will be moving toward in-center testing for almost all U.S. and international test takers, with limited exceptions for certain medical accommodations or extreme hardship in getting to a testing center,” Susan Krinsky, executive vice president for operations and chief of staff, said in a blog post on LSAC’s website Wednesday.

The move, Krinsky explained, is to help “ensure the long-term security and integrity of the test” since “moving toward in-center testing will provide another important deterrent to anyone who tries to undermine the integrity of the test.”

Christine Charnovsky, LSAC To End Remote LSAT Testing in Response to Cheating Concerns, Law.com, Feb. 11, 2026; see also Karen Sloan, US Law School Admissions Test Ends Online Option Over Cheating Concerns, Reuters, Feb. 11, 2026.