preLaw Advice

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.

LSAT Scores: How low should you go?

When your LSAT score is not great, its time to decide whether to try again, give up...

How to compensate for a less than stellar LSAT score

David, a senior, stood in my office doorway. I looked up to see a giant smile on...

Trump Bump may be the reason for more LSAT takers

By Jodi Teti Will there be more law students because of Trump? It seems the answer is yes. Initially the...

A detailed look at the sections of the LSAT

Logical Reasoning Section I & II Time: 35 minutes each Format: 24-26 questions each Topics tested: The LSAT includes two...

Should you take the LSAT if you are not fully prepared?

Dear Advisor, I am registered for the October LSAT, but I’m worried that I won’t have enough time...

3 reasons your LSAT score isn’t what you hoped

EDITOR'S NOTE: This article was submitted by Allyson, an author and LSAT expert at Magoosh Test Prep. Not...

- Advertisement -

Rebuttal: LSAT’s predictive value despite diversity issues

By Robert Steinbuch Aaron Taylor’s recent piece here on diversity in law school admissions discusses racial disparities in outcomes...

Three reasons why more people may be taking the LSAT

The number of people taking the June LSAT increased by 20 percent from the prior year, the...

LSAT changes give aspiring law students more options

Aspiring law students will have more opportunities to take the LSAT following two major changes made by...

UNT Dallas gets ABA accreditation after raising LSAT scores

The University of North Texas at Dallas College of Law received provisional accreditation from the American Bar...

1...111213...15 Page 12 of 15

Thanks to Our Digital Partners | Learn More Here