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Anyone studying for May/June LSAT?
Hey, fellow law students! anyone planning to take the May/June test?
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What is The Most Annoying Logical Reasoning Question Type?
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How long is the LSAT Prep Course?
Hey guys! I am getting ready to take the LSAT in June 2026 and I really want to take a Kaplan prep course. I was just wondering if anyone knows how long the prep course is/how long it takes to complete? I'm assuming it takes as long to complete as I want/as long as I take, but I just want to know what I will be getting…
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If you had to study on Christmas Day, which holiday fuel would you choose?
Imagine if you had to study for a timed LSAT section on Christmas Day. You're allowed only TWO mood/energy enhancers from this list to get you through it. Choose wisely! Bottomless Hot Cocoa Warm, comforting, but potentially sugary and sleep-inducing. Grandma's Full Turkey Dinner Extremely satisfying, but guaranteed to…
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Winter Break: The Do's and Don'ts of Your Final Pre-Law Downtime
The winter break is a crucial time for your final LSAT preparation. Treat the first 3-5 days as a true break with zero LSAT activity to allow for mental consolidation. Rest is essential. When you resume, DO focus intensely on your weakest area exclusively. DO take 3-5 full, timed Practice Tests under strict, realistic…
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What Books Are You Reading as an Aspiring Lawyer?
Being a lawyer (and a law student) requires a lottttttt of reading. It's important to sharpen that skill now, even if you're not reading things directly related to the law! What's on your pre-law reading list? Share your must-read recommendations in the comments below!
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How to Manage Application Anxiety
The temptation to constantly check your application status and scour online forums for "admissions trends" is strong. Resist it. Decide on a schedule, maybe you check your email once a day and the status checker once a week. Outside of that, close the tabs. Instead, fill your time with things you enjoy. Read a book, start…
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Crafting a Compelling Personal Statement
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.…