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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! 🤯 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 – skills that can be…
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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 a…
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LSAT SCORES: To Keep or Not to Keep...
…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 cancel…
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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 and…
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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 26th…
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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 strategic…
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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. 😊
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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 be…
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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 appear…
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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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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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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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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…
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😎Meme Monday🎉
Hello friends! You will notice that I am not @Kendra Solis but I am here with Meme Monday. 😊
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💥How and why to gain pre-law internships - LIVE EVENT DISCUSSION
Pre-law internships can provide you with a greater understanding and appreciation of the life of a lawyer while also boosting your law firm applications. Lex is a company that runs summer break pre-law internship programs in a study abroad setting. Let us know in the comments below what were your favorite takeaways from…
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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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Pre-Law Meme Monday 🤣
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Kaplan Community Pre-Law Member Holiday Contest!
Kaplan Community Pre-Law Members, Happy holidays! We are excited to present an opportunity to grow and enrich your legal career here in the Pre-Law Success Community. This platform offers resources, insightful legal discussions, and interactive networking experiences with professionals in the legal field. Joining us…
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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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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…