Iranian Students Prohibited From Taking LSAT Following US-Imposed Sanctions

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The U.S. Treasury Department announced the suspension of several general licenses in its Iran Sanctions program, including goods and services offered by the Law School Admission Council.

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Iranian students have been notified that they are being prohibited from taking the LSAT after the federal government imposed sanctions prohibiting the Law School Admission Council from providing services to Iranian citizens or residents, LSAC confirmed Thursday.
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