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Weekend Brain Break
As the weekend rolls around, let's give those brilliant LSAT brains a well-deserved breather! We spend so much time dissecting arguments and mastering logic games, it's crucial to recharge with activities that have absolutely nothing to do with conditional statements or sufficient and necessary conditions. š So, spill theā¦
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Planting Seeds for Success: Your Pre-Law Journey in Bloom! š±
Hey Future Advocates! As the weather warms up (at least it's trying to, here in Memphis we are still having some sweater mornings) it feels like a time of growth and new beginnings. And that's exactly where you are on your pre-law journey ā planting the seeds for your future success in the legal field! This isn't always aā¦
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TGIF, Future Lawyers! Let the Weekend Commence!
Hey Pre-Law Crew! The week is done, the books can (momentarily!) be closed, and the glorious weekend is finally here! You made it through another round of classes, readings, and maybe even a moot court scrimmage or two. Give yourselves a well-deserved pat on the back! Now's the time to recharge, catch up on someā¦
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Ace Your Actual LSAT: Test Day Simulation Tips
Hey Future Lawyers! The Law School Admission Test (LSAT) is a marathon, not a sprint. You've been putting in the hours, mastering logic games, dissecting arguments, and honing your reading comprehension. But knowing the material is only half the battle. To truly shine on test day, you need to be prepared for the experienceā¦
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Goal Check-in Monday: How's April Progress Going?
Happy Monday everyone! As we move past the halfway point of April, it's a great time to pause and assess how those pre-law goals you set for the month are shaping up. Whether you're: Conquering the LSAT study grind: Have you stuck to your schedule? Are those practice scores trending in the right direction? What strategiesā¦
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Ace Your Future: Effective Note-Taking Techniques for Pre-Law Students
Hey aspiring legal eagles! As you navigate your undergraduate studies, developing strong note-taking skills is absolutely crucial for future success in law school and beyond. Effective notes aren't just about transcribing information; they're about actively engaging with the material, understanding key concepts, andā¦
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Pre-Law Book Recommendations to Help You Understand The Legal System
Hey Pre-Law Crew! š Let's talk books! Building a solid foundation in legal knowledge is crucial for anyone considering law school. Here's a curated list of reads to get you thinking like a lawyer and understanding the intricacies of the legal system: Foundational & Overview: "Law 101: Everything You Need to Know About theā¦
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The Importance of Strong Writing Skills for Law School
Strong writing skills are essential for success in law school. In fact, they are arguably more important than your knowledge of the law. Law school is all about pursuasionāyou need to be able to persuade your professors, your classmates, and, eventually, your clients and judges. Why are strong writing skills so importantā¦
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Understanding the Different Areas of Law: A Quick Overview
So, you're thinking about law school? That's fantastic! But before you dive headfirst into LSAT prep and application essays, it's crucial to get a grasp on the diverse landscape of legal practice. "Law" isn't a monolith; it's a vast field with numerous specializations. Here's a quick overview to help you start exploring:ā¦
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Mastering the Cold Shadowing Email
Hey Future Lawyers! Networking is crucial in the legal field, and one powerful way to gain firsthand experience is through shadowing a practicing attorney. But how do you approach someone you don't know and ask them to give you their valuable time? The answer: a well-crafted cold shadowing email. Here's a breakdown of howā¦
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Making Your Resume Stand Out With Extracurriculars
Alright, pre-law gurus! You're navigating the undergraduate maze, aiming for those coveted law school acceptances. Grades and LSAT scores are crucial, but let's talk about something equally important: your extracurricular activities. What makes your resume pop? What tells admissions committees you're not just a bookworm,ā¦
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This Law School Admissions Cycle: AMA & Last Minute Strategies
You've submitted your law school applications ā congratulations! But the journey doesn't end there. Join Jesse Borges, a seasoned Law School Admissions Consultant, for an exclusive Q&A session designed to help you navigate the crucial next steps. We'll demystify waitlists, strategize scholarship negotiations, discuss lateā¦
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Why Your Undergraduate Major Matters (and Doesn't)
Alright, pre-law crew, let's talk about the age-old question: Does your undergraduate major really matter for law school? The short answer? It's complicated. Here's the "Matters" Part: Skill Development: Some majors naturally cultivate skills highly valued in law school and the legal profession. Think critical thinking,ā¦
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Pre-Law Perspectives: Stuart Kovinsky
Some insights from @StuartKovinsky about his journey in the legal field. Be sure to check out the full length video on our LSAT prep community!
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Conquering LSAT Writing
Hey future lawyers! The LSAT writing section can be a tough one, but with the right preparation, you can ace it! Here are some tips to help you succeed: Practice, practice, practice. The best way to improve your LSAT writing skills is to practice, practice, practice. Take as many practice tests as you can and get feedbackā¦
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Monday Motivation!
Happy Monday, future lawyers! Let's kick off this week with a dose of motivation and a plan of action. We know Mondays can feel like a mountain to climb, especially when you're juggling LSAT prep, applications, and everything in between. But remember, every step you take today brings you closer to your legal dreams. Thisā¦
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Pre-Law Life Hacks: Staying Organized and Sane on Your Journey
The path to law school can feel overwhelming. But with the right strategies, you can navigate the process with confidence and maintain your sanity. Here are some life hacks to help you stay organized and balanced: Organization Hacks: Master the Calendar: Use a digital calendar (Google Calendar, Outlook, etc.) to trackā¦
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Law School Myths BUSTED!
So, you're dreaming of donning that graduation gown and conquering the legal world? That's awesome! But before you dive headfirst into applications, let's debunk some common law school myths that might be lurking in your mind. Knowing the reality can save you from unnecessary stress and set you up for success. Myth #1: Youā¦
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Law School Financial Aid 101: Scholarships, Grants, and Loans
So, you're dreaming of donning the robes and arguing your case in court? That's fantastic! But let's be real, law school is a significant investment. Don't let the price tag scare you off, though. Understanding your financial aid options is crucial, and this post is your starting point. We'll break down the basics ofā¦
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ā¤ļø Thinking About Law School? Show Yourself Some Love This Valentine's Day! ā¤ļø
Happy Valentine's Day, future lawyers! Whether you're already deep in LSAT prep or just starting to consider a legal career, take a moment today to celebrate YOU. Getting ready for law school is a marathon, not a sprint, and self-care is crucial. This Valentine's Day, we want to remind you that your journey to becoming aā¦
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Decoding Law School Rankings: What Really Matters?
So, you're dreaming of acing the LSAT, picturing yourself in a courtroom, and ready to embark on the exciting (and sometimes daunting) journey to law school. You've probably heard a lot about law school rankings, and it's easy to get caught up in the numbers. But before you start fixating on that top 10 list, let's breakā¦
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Letters of Recommendation: Who to Ask & How to Ask (Your Ultimate Guide!)
Hey everyone, The LSAT and law school applications are stressful enough, but then you have to tackle letters of recommendation (LORs)! Don't worry, I'm here to break it down for you. This post covers who to ask, how to ask, and some crucial tips for maximizing your LORs. Part 1: Who to Ask (The Million Dollar Question) Theā¦
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Crafting a Compelling Personal Statement: A Guide for the Pre-Law Community
Hey pre-law friends! The personal statement. It's the part of your application that can truly make you shine, beyond just your LSAT score and GPA. It's your chance to tell your story, connect with admissions committees, and show them why you want to be a lawyer. But where do you even start? Let's break it down: 1.ā¦
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Studying with One Week to Go
There's only about a week to go before the February LSAT. For many of you, that means that the day you've both looked forward to and dreaded is almost here! Just think ā in less than two weeks you'll never have to worry about the LSAT again. To guarantee that February 2025 will be your last close encounter with the LSAT,ā¦
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Challenging Your Imposter Syndrome
Many pre-law students experience imposter syndrome, feeling like they don't belong or aren't good enough for law school. If you're like me, it may make you question your ability or your place in what you are doing. Here are some tips to conquer it: Acknowledge your feelings: Recognize that imposter syndrome is common,ā¦
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Meme Monday
For all you aspiring lawyers out there, remember that pre-law is a path, not a major. You can major in ANYTHING you want! š¤Æ Want to study philosophy? Go for it! Passionate about history? Awesome! Majoring in economics? Great choice! The key is to develop critical thinking, reading, and writing skills ā skills that can beā¦
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Fun Fact Friday
Did you know that the longest-running trial in U.S. history lasted 31 years? The case, known as the "Jarndyce and Jarndyce" of water rights litigation, involved a dispute between the State of California and the City of Los Angeles over the use of water from the Owens River. The trial began in 1938 and finally ended in 1969ā¦
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LSAT Timeline Tips
LSAT Timeline Tips: A Guide for Pre-Law Students The LSAT is a crucial step in the law school admissions process. It's important to start planning early and give yourself enough time to prepare. Here's a suggested timeline for LSAT preparation: Timeline: 12+ Months Before Test Date: Research the LSAT and its format.ā¦
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Legal Career Spotlight: Environmental Law
Thinking about a legal career that makes a real difference? Consider Environmental Law! š Fight for the planet: Work on cases involving climate change, pollution, conservation, and more. āļø Make an impact: Advocate for environmental protection through litigation, policy work, and client counseling. š± Diverse career paths:ā¦
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Application Timeline Checklist
This checklist outlines the essential steps and deadlines for pre-law students navigating the law school application process. Year Before Application (Spring/Summer) LSAT Prep: Choose an LSAT prep course or self-study method. Create a structured study schedule and stick to it. Take diagnostic LSAT practice tests toā¦
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Level Up Your Networking Game
Hey future lawyers! Want to know a secret weapon for success in the legal field? It's not just about acing your LSATs or having a perfect GPA. It's about building genuine connections and mastering the art of networking. Think of your professional network as your own personal legal dream team. These are the people who canā¦
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LSAT: Don't Freak Out!
So, you're thinking about law school, and you've heard whispers of this mysterious test called the LSAT? Don't worry, we've got you covered. Here's the lowdown to get you started: What is the LSAT? The LSAT (Law School Admission Test) is a standardized test used by law schools in the US and Canada to assess your readinessā¦
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To Take or not to Take; Thoughts on Postponing your LSAT
āShould I postpone my LSATā is one of the most common questions I get from my students. Since I get to know each of them very well throughout the course, I'm in a great position to offer personalized advice. Since you and I have barely met I can't offer quite that level of service, but I can give you some generalā¦
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Time Management: Conquering the Chaos
Feeling overwhelmed? You're not alone. Juggling classes, extracurriculars, LSAT prep, and maybe even a part-time job is no joke. But fear not, future lawyers! Mastering time management is your secret weapon. Here are some tips to help you conquer your schedule and find some sanity: 1. Plan Ahead: Use a planner (digital orā¦
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Building Your Resume for Law School
One of the keys to getting into your dream school is having a strong resume. Though with everything else on your plate, it can be difficult to know what to focus on. Here's a breakdown of what you need to focus on: 1. Academics GPA: Aim high! Law schools are competitive. LSAT Score: This standardized test is crucial. Prepā¦
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Brain Break Friday/Saturday: Did you make any New Year's resolutions for 2025?
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Happy New Year!
Happy New Year everyone! As we turn the page to a new year, let's raise a toast (or a steaming mug of coffee āļø) to fresh starts, exciting opportunities, and the pursuit of justice! Here's to a year filled with focus, determination, and success! May your arguments be airtight, your readings insightful, and your journey toā¦
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Happy Holidays!
Happy holidays! āļøāØ Whether you're celebrating with family, friends, or hitting the books (we've all been there!), we hope you have a restful and joyful season. Remember to take some time to recharge, reflect on your amazing accomplishments this year, and dream big about your future in law. We're so proud to be part ofā¦
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Crafting a Persuasive Argumentāwith a Holiday Twist
For fifteen minutes, we prepare, Reflect on tasks with thoughtful care. Donāt read the questions, thatās not the wayā Memorize, and seize the day! Then brainstorm deeply, let ideas flow, What perspectives to bring, what views to show. A āmiddleā stance, balanced and wise, A counterargument we can surmise. Decide the claimā¦
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When Wrong Answers Attack
When Wrong Answers attack! Sharks have very few redeeming features. They're not cute; they're not affectionate (unless you consider biting your legs off as a sign of affection, in which case you should probably see a relationship counsellor); they're not good at hockey; they rarely get invited to parties. However,ā¦
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How to Leverage Volunteer Work in Your Law School Applications
Volunteer work is a great way to demonstrate your commitment to service, your ability to work with others, and your passion for social justice. These are all qualities that law schools look for in applicants. Here are some tips on how to leverage your volunteer work in your law school applications: Choose volunteer workā¦
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Life as a Litigator
When we're not talking specifically about the LSAT, one of the most common questions my students ask is āwhat did you do when you were a lawyer?ā Thinking back on my own experience applying to law school (and I was one of those āwanted to be a lawyer ever since I was a little kidā applicants), I realize that my ideas ofā¦
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Early Decision vs. Regular Decision: Making the Right Choice for Your Application
Hey, future lawyers! As you're navigating the law school application process, you'll encounter the decision of whether to apply Early Decision (ED) or Regular Decision (RD). It's a big one, so let's break it down: Early Decision (ED) What it is: You apply to one school early (usually in the fall), and you're committing toā¦
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Should you apply Early Decision?
Choosing between Regular Decision (RD) and Early Decision (ED) for law school is a big decision with some long-term implications. Here's a breakdown to help you decide what's best for you: Early Decision (ED) Pros: Higher Acceptance Rates: Law schools often admit a larger percentage of their class through ED. This can be aā¦
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LSAT SCORES: To Keep or Not to Keep...
ā¦that is the question: Whether 'tis nobler for the application to suffer The slings and arrows of a less-than-ideal LSAT score, Or to take action against a score of troubles, And by doing so have a "cancel" on the record? If you opt for Score Preview when you take the LSAT, you will find yourself with the power to cancelā¦
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Monty Python and the Unholy Formal Logic
One issue that a lot of people have with the LSAT is the inability to accept as true what theyāre told to accept as true. Everywhere on the test ā both reading comp and logical reasoning ā youāre provided with rules, facts and statistics. Itās vital to remember that, at least for the purposes of answering the questions,ā¦
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Pre-Law Life Hack: Turning "Days Off" into Study Powerhouses
We all need a break from the constant grind of pre-law studies, but those full days "off" can be SECRET WEAPONS in your LSAT prep arsenal! Here's the trick: Treat them like mini LSAT test days! š Morning: Simulate the real deal! Wake up early, grab that coffee āļø, and tackle a full timed PT under test-day conditions.ā¦
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Mindfulness and Mental Health Tips
Taming the Test-Prep Beast: Stress Management Techniques for Peak Performance The LSAT, or any high-stakes exam, can feel like a monstrous challenge, triggering stress and anxiety. But remember, you're not alone! Many students face these same pressures. The good news is that by incorporating stress management andā¦
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November Reading Comprehension Challenge
The Thanksgiving Proclamation: A Lesson in Gratitude and Governance While the origins of Thanksgiving can be traced to ancient harvest festivals, the American tradition holds a unique place in our national narrative. In 1789, President George Washington issued the first Thanksgiving Proclamation, designating November 26thā¦
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What, like it's hard?
We've all been there - dreaming of that magical Elle Woods moment when we score that near-perfect 179 LSAT score. But does that dream do us more harm than good? Probably! One of the biggest challenges of LSAT success is getting past our (very human) desire for perfection. How often have you found yourself in the middle ofā¦
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LSAT Break - Stuart's top 4 law-adjacent movie recommendations
You've been studying for the LSAT so much that you dream about deconstructing arguments. You just saw your favourite actor in a multi-million dollar commercial and all you can think about is the two logical flaws in the ad. While talking to your year-long crush at a party you soliloquized for six minutes on strategicā¦
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How do you unwind after a long study session?
Whether you're in the midst of finals or LSAT studying, what are your go to tips to make it through the season? I love getting a coffee and going for a walk to help me wind down.
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Avoiding Study Burnout
Happy Friday everyone! As we head into this weekend, I wanted to share some tips to help with avoiding study burnout. Especially at this time of year, juggling LSAT studying and finals can be so difficult. Even if you're not studying for the LSAT right now, finals can be hard enough. Here are some things you can do to helpā¦
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Quiz of the week: have you been studying for the LSAT too much?
Have you been studying for the LSAT a lot? Have your friends been avoiding you lately? Those two phenomena may be linked! How can you tell if your LSAT studies are affecting your relationships? Take the following quiz (Cosmo has nothing on popular LSAT mag The 180!) and find out. Q1: When your significant other tells youā¦
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The Hardest LSAT Questionsš§ - Free Live Online Event!
Congrats on being the kind of LSAT test taker who wants to tackle the hardest official questions out there! ššš Join us to figure out what makes these tough LSAT questions so tricky and learn how to spot and deal with them like a pro.š
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Any questions about your LSAT studies? If so, let us know!
Remember, the only bad question is the one that doesn't get asked.
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Meme Monday
Happy Monday everyone! Here's to the start of a great week!
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Treat Yourself!
Hey, Future Lawyers! It's almost the weekend - how are you going to reward yourself for this week's hard work? Let's face it, between LSAT prep and law school itself, you've got a lot of work ahead of you. One of the best ways you can help yourself stay motivated (and sane) is to remember that breaks are just as importantā¦
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What a 1L Wishes She Knew Before Starting Law Schoool
Do you have any burning questions about what the 1L experience is like? Leave them below!
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'tis the season - for both the LSAT and applications
Bugs and Daffy may have disagreed over whether it was duck season or wabbit season, but one thing on which they'd agree is that November is a busy time of the year for future law students - especially those who are working on both the LSAT and applications. If you're in that position, you likely have a lot going on rightā¦
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"What, Like It's Hard?" How Movies like Legally Blonde Compare to the Real Law School Experience
When Legally Blonde was released in 2001, it quickly became a beloved comedy, charming audiences with its mix of humor, heart, and the unlikely transformation of Elle Woods from a fashionable sorority girl to a Harvard Law School graduate. But how does Legally Blonde stack up when it comes to the realities of law school?ā¦
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What's the deal with letters of recommendation?
I know, I know, you're focused on the LSAT right now. And that's a good thing! BUT . . you also need to consider the other elements of your application package, and letters of recommendation, in particular, require some lead time. You'll want three strong letters of recommendation for your package, from teachers orā¦
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Negotiate your scholarships!
Email, call, send snail mail. Whatever you do, do not forget to negotiate your scholarships before accepting an admissions offer. You can do this by telling the school that you got $X amount of money from another school of a similar caliber and that, if offered more $$, you would attend their school. This is a greatā¦
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Admissions Essays Tips
Start brainstorming early! I began brainstorming my essay topics the summer before I applied. It is not about what you write, it is about how you write. The essay topic does not matter, pretty much at all, especially for your personal statement. Instead, focus on compelling writing that will demonstrate to admissionsā¦
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It's the scariest day of the year - 1 week before the LSAT!
It's also Halloween, but that pales in comparison to T-Day -7 š». Here are some thoughts on how to best use your final week before Test Day: -take one (or at the very most two) more full length tests; but definitely don't take a full length within 3 days of your actual exam. If you were running the NYC Marathon, would youā¦
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Happy Hallo-week!
It's Halloween Week, friends! So, we want to know: What are your Halloween plans this year? Maybe you're hitting the books in full costume? Or perhaps you're handing out candy with your study group? (LSAT prep flashcards make great treats! š) Maybe you're carving pumpkins? Or are you taking a well-deserved break to watch aā¦
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Introduction to Legal Reasoning Event | October 30
Join us for our free Introduction to Logical Reasoning event this Wednesday, October 30th online! 8:00-9:00 PM ET Register Here: Will you be attending?
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Advice For Future Pre-Law Students From a Kaplan Instructor š
What is something you are doing currently to plan for your law school admissions cycle journey? š
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Your Pre-Law Journey: Year-by-Year Guide to Law School Preparation
What else are you doing to prepare for your law school journey?
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Ask A teacher
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Finished Applying to 13 Law Schools AMA
I sent out all my applications earlier this month. All the schools I applied to are in the 3 states I would consider practicing in: CA, AZ, IL. AMA: ask me anything
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The Downside of Applying to Law Schools Early
The downside to apply to law schools early... š©āāļøšØāāļø Too much time to worry! For so long, I have worked on curating a great application. Now, we just sit and wait. The best advice I have is to fill your free time with your favorite hobbies and activities that you have not been able to do for a while. Personally, you canā¦
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Pre Law Advice from our Kaplan Instructors!
Have more questions for our instructors? Feel free to drop them in the comments below! We'll be gathering your questions and sharing the answers in future posts throughout the year. š
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Welcome!
Hi there! My name is Kendra, and I'm your online community manager. I want to take the time to welcome our new community members! This community is your launchpad for success, where you'll find LSAT prep tips, application advice, and insights into the legal field. You'll also have access to our Kaplan experts and will beā¦
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How to Score a 170 on the LSAT Exam
Thank you for attending our "How to Score a 170 on the LSAT Exam" webinar. During the event, we delved into the essential strategies for achieving a score of 170 on the LSAT. Our experienced experts, who have mastered the exam, shared proven strategies, insider tips, and effective study techniques to enhance your LSATā¦
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How to Score a 170 on the LSAT Exam - Free Event TODAY!!!
Unlock the fundamental secrets to scoring a 170 on the LSAT. Learn from our seasoned experts who have mastered the exam. Discover proven strategies, insider tips, and effective study techniques to help improve your LSAT score. Haven't signed up yet? Click here to register for free! The event will be live online 8-9 PM ET.ā¦
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Ask an LSAT Teacher!
For our first "Ask and LSAT Teacher" we asked our LSAT teacher, Stuart K, to give us their opinion on which pre-law year is the most important. Here's what he had to say: "Third year - if you're applying to begin law school the year after you finish undergrad, then third-year marks are likely the last ones that will appearā¦
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Are you considering retaking the LSAT?
Are you considering retaking the LSAT? Let us know by answering the poll below. If you're not sure and are trying to decide if retesting is the right choice for you, click here and check out this article from LSAC on reasons why some people consider it!
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Best Free Bar review
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Identify your areas for improvement and spend extra time dedicated to these areas.
Identify your areas for improvement and spend extra time dedicated to these areas. (If you signed up for our free practice test, youāll get a detailed report that will help you identify areas of opportunity.)
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Is there a group study i can join?
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Best way to gear up for the LSAT?
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Use official LSAT practice tests to simulate test conditions and improve your timing
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Identify your areas for improvement and spend extra time dedicated to these areas
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Identify your areas for improvement and spend extra time dedicated for LSAT exam
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Is enrolling to LSAT Bootcamp worth it?
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What is the best free bar practice course to try?
https://www.kaptest.com/bar-exam/free/bar-practice
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šØTOMORROW IS THE LAST DAY!šØ
If you're taking the September 2024 LSAT Tomorrow is the last day to register. CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO & TO REGISTER.
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Do you aleady know what kind of law you want to practice? Check out this poll question!
There are so many paths you can take in law - check out this poll question by @Kimberly_Johnson (a former Kaplan Test Prep Student) and let us know which you're interested in pursuing after law school!
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Your favorite law t.v. show is...
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What practice area(s) are you interested in pursuing after law school?
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#SBAGiveaway ... A Different Kind of Post :)
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How do I get a 170+ on the LSATāāā(Part 3/3)
As you learned in part 2 of this mini-series, taking a diagnostic test is an important part of making a plan to reach your goal score. ( You can take our free practice test here) Once you take the practice test, you should review it and ask yourself these questions: -What is the gap between where you are currently scoringā¦
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Pre-Law Summer as Business Administration and History Major
This summer, I've been able to gain hands-on experience in both majors. I work as a social media manager for the local branch of a luxury shoe company, creating original content for Instagram and managing the store's general Internet presence. I've also worked to begin original research for an upcoming class I'll take thisā¦
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Traveling on your law school journey--How are feeling? Your destination? Your rest areas?
Right now, I am feeling good (think Michael Buble's song). I am taking the August LSAT. I look forward to the RC and LR sections only.š
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Important Reminder: Sept. 2024 LSAT Registration
Just stopping by to remind you that the registration for the September 2024 LSAT ends July 23, 2024. Click here to register!
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What are you doing this summer?
Summer is a great time to build professional experience in all different kinds of legal fields! The last couple of summers, I have had legal internships in litigation, alternative dispute resolution, education, and now I am a cannabis law intern. The law extends into virtually every aspect of the professional world, andā¦
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How do I get a 170+ on the LSATāāā(Part 2)
Start With a Diagnostic Test! Next, figure out how many additional correct answers you need in order to reach a 170. Here are a few examples: Diagnostic: 160 (~55 correct answers) Goal: 170 (~67 correct answers) Need: 12 more correct Diagnostic: 160 (~55 correct answers) Goal: 170 (~67 correct answers) Need: 12 moreā¦
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So, is 170 the LSAT āMagic Numberā?
In our last post, we discussed how to get a 170, but is 170 even that "magic number? to aim for? Let's continue the conversation. A 95th percentile LSAT score makes your application very strong: The T14 schools all have median scores of 170-175 The majority of first-tier schools have median scores in the 165-168 range. Aā¦