Hurdles for future J.D.s

LSATS

Think of the standardized test that law school applicants must conquer, often involving logical reasoning and reading comprehension sections.

"Hurdles for future J.D.s" refers to the challenges law school applicants face, specifically the LSAT (Law School Admission Test). The word "hurdles" hints at an obstacle or test, while "future J.D.s" points to aspiring lawyers, since J.D. stands for Juris Doctor. The plural "LSATS" fits because applicants often take the test multiple times to improve their scores.