<p>Most of the CS majors I’ve known would have found history or English to be a more challenging major than CS. Likewise, most of the English and history majors I’ve known would have found CS to be a more challenging major than English or history. (My own experience as a history major who took one CS course in college is that the CS course was easier than any of my history courses. Granted, that was before the first PC hit the market. Then again, much of the history you studied in high school probably occurred after I received my degree in history.)</p>
<p>I understand that based upon your estimation of CS majors, they should be doing better on the LSAT. In view of the actual data, you’ll either have to (a) change your estimation of the comparative abilities of CS majors is flawed, or (b) conclude there’s something wrong with the LSAT.</p>