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🚨Breaking News: The LSAC is Making Changes - Again🚨
Things are changing the LSAT - AGAIN! Here's what you need to know: Starting July 31, anyone completing the LSAT writing portion on or after that date will utilize a new writing testing format, along with the larger test change announced in October 2023, the removal of logic games. The new argumentative writing task is…
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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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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, you’ll get a detailed report that will help you identify areas of opportunity.)
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Plan your study time effectively. Allocate specific times each day for studying, and stick to your s
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Identify your areas for improvement and spend extra time dedicated to these areas
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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 for LSAT exam
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Has anyone started studying for the LSAT this Summer?
There are a lot of students in your exact position. What was the first thing you did to prepare for the LSAT? How are you feeling about your results from that activity? Did you find it challenging? Let us know below, and keep up the excellent work!
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🚨TOMORROW IS THE LAST DAY!🚨
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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What practice area(s) are you interested in pursuing after law school?
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LG Nixed
Logic games is being replaced with another LR section beginning August 2024! I'm so glad I'm taking it before then; LG is my best section.
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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 this…
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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.😊
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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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How do I get a 170+ on the LSAT❓❓❓(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 more…
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So, is 170 the LSAT “Magic Number”?
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. A…
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How do I get a 170+ on the LSAT❓❓❓(Part 1)
If you're close but not quite at a 170+ LSAT score, check out this article to hear from our Kaplan experts on what you can do to get to your goal score, get access to free practice resources, and even sign up for a free Live Online class. What's the highest score you've gotten on the LSAT or an LSAT practice exam? Let us…
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When are you planning to take the LSAT?
Oops, I cannot seem to add October. If you're taking the October administration, comment below! #sbagiveaway
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I took the LSAT, what can and can't I discuss? 👀⚠️
Like all standardized tests, it is important to maintain the integrity of the LSAT. Because of that, there are rules as to what you can and can't share once you have taken it. Here are some useful excerpts (Dos and Don'ts) from LSAC's FAQ page that you'll want to keep front of mind post-testing. What information about my…
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Kaplan Update: New LSAT Bootcamp Schedule!!!
If you're looking to use this summer to set yourself up for success on the LSAT but don't know where to start, Kaplan's LSAT Bootcamp could be that boot you need. Schedule a free consultation with our enrollment specialist/Kaplan advisor, Delwin Allison, who can answer your questions and provide more information on the…
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Helpful Reminder: June LSAT
Did you register to take the June LSAT? If so, don't forget that test scheduling opened up TODAY! Check out more info here and let us know in the comments if you were able to schedule your test!
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🚨New Giveaway Alert!‼️🚨 📸 Pre-Law Spring Profile Picture Giveaway🎁
✨Spring Giveaway✨🎁 We're giving away One (1) three-month access pass to the exclusive LSAT Channel ($249 value)!🎉 To enter all you have to do is add a profile picture to your account during the promotion period of Friday, April 5, 2024, at 12:00 am CT through Friday, April 26, 2024, at 12:00 am CT. Here's how to do that:…
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Fun Fact Friday!🚨 - How is the LSAT scored?
Do you know how the LSAT is scored? Your LSAT score is based on the number of questions you answer correctly, which is your "raw score." Your "raw score" is converted to an LSAT scale range of 120 to 180, with 120 being the lowest and 180 being the highest possible score. All LSAT questions are weighted exactly the same,…
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Top 5 FAQ - #5: So, how hard is it to pass the LSAT?👀
There is no passing or failing on the LSAT, and this is why LSAT prep is so critical. The average LSAT score is approximately 153. If you're looking to get into a top law school, your score should be over 170. Raising your LSAT score by 15 points can make a huge difference in law school admissions, which weighs your LSAT…
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Top 5 FAQ: #4 - Is the LSAT exam taken online? Also, how long is it?
Great question! LSAT test takers have the choice of whether to take the test at home, proctored by a live, remote proctor, or in person at a Prometric digital testing center. The writing portion of the LSAT isn't part of the formal 3-hour proctored exam. It will become available through your LSAC account eight days before…
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Top 5 FAQ - #3: How much does the LSAT cost and how long are the scores valid for?
This is a question we definitely get asked a lot! The LSAT fee is $222, which can be a lot of money to spend on an exam, especially if you end up taking it more than once. Unfortunately, depending on what additional options you select, there are additional fees, such as score preview. That is why it is so optimal to…