ABA Journal:  It wasn’t just concerning the most recent incoming law school class that the University of Illinois initially published inaccurate Law School Admission Test and grade point average data on its website and in promotional materials.

In addition to now-corrected LSAT and GPA information for the law school class of 2014, the U of I has also determined that one or both figures were also inaccurately reported for the three prior years, it announced in a press release today.

It provides a handy chart of what was originally reported by the U of I and the new figures.

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