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Practical advice to guide your path to law school. From crafting strong applications and personal statements to choosing majors, building your résumé, and making smart prelaw decisions.

Tips for adjusting to the new digital LSAT

By Hillary Mantis This September, summer will end, and with it the old paper and pencil version of...

Free LSAT prep taking off

The New England Patriots. The Golden State Warriors. Lady Gaga. And the Khan Academy Official LSAT Prep...

The LSAT will be done on the Microsoft tablet

Goodbye No. 2 pencil, hello Microsoft Surface Go Tablet. A couple months ago, it was announced that the...

LSAT to go digital: What that means for test-takers

The tech revolution can put another notch in its server. The Law School Admissions Test (LSAT) is...

Worried about your LSAT performance? Here’s food for thought

Prospective law school student Rebecca asks LSAT expert Ross Rinehart about a possible poor performance: I just took...

LSAT Trends Part II: Games and Reading Comp

By Ross Rinehart We’re marching ever closer to the September 8 LSAT, which is now less than two months...

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LSAT Trends Part I: Getting Logical

By Ross Rinehart With the September 8 LSAT a little under three months away, many aspirant lawyers are...

The Ultimate Summertime LSAT Study Plan

By Ross Rinehart Many people use their summers to study for the LSAT. Historically, the September/October LSAT has been...

‘Do Nothing’ Is The Best LSAT Advice You’ll Receive Today

By Ross Rinehart We are about three months away from the June 2018 LSAT and a little more than...

How To Prepare For LSAT Logic Games And Reading Comprehension

Two sections on the LSAT pose major, seemingly contradictory obstacles to those beginning their LSAT studies. One, colloquially...

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