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Blog postApart from your LSAT and undergraduate GPA, the personal statement is certainly the most important aspect of your law school application. It’s the one part of your file that is solely you. It’s your voice, your experiences, your story, told in your words. Every day, as we help students put together exceptional applications as part of our law school admissions consulting programs. […]
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Blog postOn Reddit the other day I saw a comment that stuck with me: “The LSAT costs $200 so I don’t think I should pay more than that to prepare for it.” While on the one hand I completely understand the presumption that preparing for this test shouldn’t require much expenditure, on the other hand I […]
The post Is LSAT Prep Worth the Cost? appeared first on LSAT and Law School Admissions Blog.
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Blog postIt’s been another week of breaking LSAC news! Dave and Jon explore it all in the PodCast’s 62nd episode. Specifically, they provide details on the upcoming reinstatement of test retake limits, and offer a comprehensive analysis of the lost scores from the July LSAT-Flex, outlining precisely what occurred, what caused it, what it means for […]
The post LSAT Podcast Episode 62: Lost LSATs? Say It Ain’t So LSAC appeared first on LSAT and Law School Admissions Blog.
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Blog postIf you’re here, it’s fair to assume that you’re taking your LSAT prep seriously. That’s smart! But are you being smart about how you study? Both commitments are important if you want to do well on the LSAT without going mad and burning out before test day. The LSAT Emotional Roller-coaster Most people studying for this […]
The post How to Make Your LSAT Prep Efficient and Fun appeared first on LSAT and Law School Admissions Blog.
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Blog postOnce the LSAT-Flex is over, one of the most common complaints is that scores should come out more quickly. Since we live in an era where tests are electronic, it is a reasonable complaint. So, why does it take so long for LSAT scores to appear? Couldn’t they get them out a lot earlier? To […]
The post Why Does It Take So Long for LSAT-Flex Scores to Come Out? appeared first on LSAT and Law School Admissions Blog.
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Blog postThere’s a good and not-so-good way to prepare for the LSAT. We see test-takers make mistakes all the time! Let’s review three very common errors and how to avoid them. Looking for Shortcuts Performing well on the test requires solid conceptual understanding of the material being tested. Relying on a “quick fix” or a shortcut […]
The post 3 of the Biggest Mistakes You Can Make When Preparing for the LSAT appeared first on LSAT and Law School Admissions Blog.
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Blog postEpisode 61 of the PodCast focuses on one of the most crucial aspects of test success: the ideal mindset. Specifically, Jon and Dave examine 16 different factors that commonly contribute to LSAT failure—from flawed expectations to self-doubt to burnout and more—and provide detailed analysis of what leads to each and what you can do to […]
The post LSAT Podcast Episode 61: 16 Reasons People Fail on the LSAT appeared first on LSAT and Law School Admissions Blog.
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Blog postMost people are familiar with Bruce Lee. He was a martial arts master who became an actor, and when he died young at 32, he was already a superstar and cultural icon. But while most people know him for his martial arts movies, few know that he was also a philosopher and avid student of […]
The post Bruce Lee: Enter the LSAT appeared first on LSAT and Law School Admissions Blog.
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Blog postAnother round of LSAT-Flex is in the books! With July 2020 testing largely completed, Dave and Jon are here to walk you through it, outlining everything from its highs and lows to the use of multiple test forms configured from more source tests than ever to, finally, their anticipated scale for every combination. They also […]
The post LSAT Podcast Episode 60: The July 2020 LSAT-Flex Review appeared first on LSAT and Law School Admissions Blog.
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Blog postOn the PowerScore LSAT Discussion Forum, there have been discussions about how to best review practice LSATs and homework problems. Students often make a critical error when studying. I want to address that and lay down a framework for optimally reviewing the problems you complete. This will help you get the most out of the […]
The post What is the Best Way to Review LSAT Practice Tests? appeared first on LSAT and Law School Admissions Blog.
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