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🚨Free Live Online LSAT Prep Class Tonight at 7:30 PM!!🎉
If this is you, come join us for a free Live Online LSAT Prep class tonight at 7:30 PM ET! Click here to register and let us know your thoughts in the comments below if you joined. :)
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FAQ #2: How long does it take to prep for the LSAT?
We recommend that most students spend between 150 to 300 hours studying for the LSAT, which is about 20-25 hours per week minimally over a two-to- three-month period. If you are looking to make a dramatic score increase or cannot commit to 20+ hours of study per week, you may need more time to study. The best way to…
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🚨The Hardest LSAT Questions🚨
If you are intrigued by the post title, congratulations on being the kind of LSAT test taker who wants to practice with the most challenging official questions ever created by LSAC.😊🎉 Our webinar event on 4/1/24 hosted by our expert instructor Melanie, will be focused on what makes the toughest LSAT questions, and how to…
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FAQ #1: What Is A Good LSAT Score?👀
This is hands down one of our top questions. Our answer? A good LSAT score is generally considered to be 160 or above. A scaled score of 159-163 is earned by the top 25% of LSAT takers. When considering your LSAT score goal, look at the average scores at the schools to which you’re applying. An LSAT score in the 160 range…
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😎Meme Monday🎉
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APRIL LSAT SCHEDULING
Only two days left to schedule April test. Due to high demand, scheduling is staggered. Find out more by clicking LSAC link below.:) ⬇️
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What Made You Want To Go To Law School? 🏫
📚Storytime! In the comments, let us know what made you interested in law and what ultimately inspired you to go to law school.
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Meme Monday!😎
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🚫 To Cancel or Not To Cancel? ✅ 👀
Have you faced this decision before? If so, comment below and us know what made you choose to cancel or not. :)
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Pre-Law Meme Monday 🤣
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How To Decide Which Test To Take: Current LSAT vs August LSAT
If you're trying to decide which LSAT test to take, here is a decision tree that can help you make the right choice for you. :)
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Meme Monday!😂
Test day can come up faster than you expect! It's important to start preparing at the right time. If you're not sure when that is, click here to find out. You'll find some helpful tips to consider, a quick practice quiz, a chart to help you visualize when to take the test, and more useful resources. Share your test date…
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Have you taken the LSAT in person at a Prometric center?
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Study Strategies To Implement This New Year!
We know prepping for Exam Day can seem stressful. However, feeling prepared for an exam involves a combination of effective study strategies, time management, and self-care. Here are some tips to help you feel more prepared: Create a Study Plan: Break down your study material into manageable sections. Allocate specific…
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Formal Logic on the LSAT
Sometimes, a critical reasoning question on the LSAT has an answer so clear that there’s no mistaking it. For instance, the information given in the question has an obvious gap in it, and the test-taker quickly spots the appropriate answer and moves on. Other times, though, the question seems bizarrely phrased, and all of…
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What is a Masters In Law vs a J.D?
Ever wonder what the difference is between a masters in law and a JD? Let's talk about it! An M.A. in Law degree can help professionals enhance careers that they have already established, while a J.D. degree prepares students who are interested in practicing law to pass their bar exams and establish a career. Have any…
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What's tested on the LSAT?
Want to learn more about what is tested on the LSAT? Check out this video and share your questions in the comments!🎬️
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Law School Scholarships
Let's talk scholarships! What advice would you give someone currently looking for or applying for scholarships? What do you find the most difficult about the process if you're in that process right now?
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Free Live webinar this Sunday, 11/12 from 4:00 - 5:00 PM ET on studying for the LSAT!
Studying over the holidays can be....complicated. However, keeping a consistent study schedule is crucial to reaching our goal scores. So, how do you do it? Join us in our live webinar this Sunday, November 12th from 4:00 - 5:00 PM ET. We're we'll be discussing this topic with our LSAT experts. Plus, we'll give you access…
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Applying to Law School
With so many law schools out there, narrowing down which you'll apply to can feel like a hard part of the process. The LSAT score and GPA of the applicant are the top two decision-makers for law school admissions counselors. A good thing to know about a prospective law school is the average median GPA of the most recent…
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2024 LSAT TEST CHANGE FINALLY ANNOUNCED!
Are you looking for a high-level overview of the upcoming LSAT test change? Look no further. Logic Games (LG) are being removed from the LSAT starting August 2024. A second Logical Reasoning (LR) section will substitute the removed LG. Anyone taking the LSAT between now and June 2024 WILL continue to have a Logic Games…
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Ice Breaker Time!
The Kaplan LSAT team of experts is exceptionally excited to have you join our pre-law community space. We are eager to learn more about all of our future lawyers! Please tell us your name or what you would like to be called and what institution you currently or formerly attended. We would also love to know where you are in…
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Download our Law School Admissions Timeline HERE!
Not sure where to start? Use Kaplan's Admissions timeline to guide your study schedule! Let us know below what part of the application process you are currently in.
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When do you plan to take the official LSAT exam?
How far out are you from taking the official LSAT? Register below with LSAC!
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Please read our Kaplan Community Participation Guidelines!
Kaplan Community Participation Guidelines Kaplan Community provides a trusted environment for the general public, our students, and alumni to get answers, share ideas, collaborate, and learn best practices. This is a community designed to help all members upskill and collaborate, as well as to provide our students with…
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LSAT Teacher Tip of the Week #1
We plan to post a teacher tip every single week! The vast majority of test-takers don’t consistently finish every section, so strategic skipping is an important way to maximize the points you can get with your time and skills. Ready for some good news? The navigation bar of the digital LSAT makes strategic skipping easier…