ABA Journal:  The University of Illinois has released corrected grade and test data for its incoming law class that is lower than the statistics previously reported on the school’s website and promotional materials.

The median Law School Admission Test score for the class of 2014 is 163, not the 168 originally touted, report the Champaign News-Gazette, the Chicago Tribune and the National Law Journal. The students had a median undergraduate grade point average of 3.7, not the 3.81 previously reported.

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