> It's almost as if it's a requirement for everyone to pay up for a service... From the article: "(LSAC will launch a free one next year.)" So it's not about

> It's almost as if it's a requirement for everyone to pay up for a service... From the article: "(LSAC will launch a free one next year.)" So it's not about making them money. More importantly, it seems to me that if you could effectively separate "I'm not familiar with the test format" from "I'm not good at this", that would be very useful in terms of differentiating the strong candidates from the weaker ones. That doesn't seem too unreasonable. (I'm aware it's also not the same thing as intensive prep courses, which are what a lot of people (most?) take.)