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A) Law schools want to know the LSAT scores of transfer students, and they have a good reason. Washington Post. B) One Supreme Court justice is very excited about a potential case on the NSA. Businessweek. C) A district attorney…
M Hope Echales
Hope is a graduate of Grinnell College with a Bachelor’s degree in political science and biology. She spent her post-college years working with anti-poverty nonprofits and dabbling in academic publishing before earning a 170 on the LSAT and accidentally falling in love with an exam. She’s been working with Blueprint since 2019.
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Spring 2014 Blueprint LSAT Prep Courses Set to Tip Off
So your bracket’s busted. You’re not going to win Warren Buffet’s billion dollars. It’s OK. There are plenty of other ways to earn that much dough. Some are even legal. For example, as an attorney you could work 100,000 court…
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A) You’re gonna like the way you earn your JD. The Cleveland-Marshall School of Law guarantees it. Huffington Post. B) Most people worry about their first job out of law school. Don’t forget about gig No. 2. Above the Law.…
Why Everyone Pursuing a Legal Career Should Watch Suits
In the iconic Superman comic series and film, Clark Kent strips off his workplace attire to perform heroic acts. “Faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful than a locomotive,” Superman has graced the American cultural psyche for decades because his…
Permissible Assumptions on the LSAT: Part II of II
Last week, we took a look at non-permissible assumptions on the LSAT. For Part II, here’s a breakdown of what you CAN assume… Permissible Assumptions Part II: What you CAN assume on the LSAT Let’s contrast Part I’s ulcer question…
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A) Typically, internet comments aren’t the best place to get advice. Here’s one exception: Which law school class helped in your legal career? Washington Post. B) If you picked any law schools in your March Madness bracket, maybe this one…
What the Recent Increase in LSAT Test-Takers Really Means
About 200 more people sat for the February LSAT in 2014 than for the February 2013 LSAT. What does this mean? Are law school application numbers on their way to recovery? Probably. Will law school admissions become more competitive? Yup.…
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A) This law school is very proud to have received an A in practical training. Liberty University. B) Remember: If you’re ever hungry in court, just eat your documents. Lowering the Bar. C) Which lawyers are the happiest? Probably not…
Logical Reasonings
A) Going to law school? Looking for a cool new app? Here are a few suggestions. US News and World Report. B) There are some headaches involved in the proposed 2-year law school model. Above the Law. C) Aww, the…
The Role of Luck on the LSAT (and How to Prepare for it)
Today, all across the US and Canada (this is an LSAT blog, after all), many people of Irish heritage and not-one-bit-Irish heritage alike will celebrate St. Patrick by wearing green, drinking things that are green but aren’t normally supposed to…