A) The news is spreading about the recent increase in LSAT test-takers. Wall Street Journal. B) Meanwhile, deans are still scrambling with their placement in the US News and World Report law school rankings. Boston Business Journal. C) For some…
We here at Blueprint LSAT Prep like to keep you informed. And not just about law school admissions and LSAT stuff, but also the goings on in the world of law. Legal cases sometimes make their way into the news,…
A) Just another friendly reminder that Blueprint LSAT Prep launched a brand new website with one-of-a-kind free resources. Blueprint LSAT Prep. B) Folks are still talking about this week’s new US News and World Report law school rankings. Wall Street…
A) This real-life Saul Goodman has an unconventional marketing strategy: “Trust me, I may have a law degree, but I still think like a criminal!” Above the Law. B) Matthew McConaughey recounts losing a lawsuit for being too handsome. ABA…
You’ve probably heard this oft-repeated mantra of LSAT studying: no outside knowledge on the LSAT! And yet, once you get into the nitty-gritty, it seems a little more complicated – after all, the LSAT doesn’t spell everything out for you.…
Blueprint LSAT Prep’s new website wasn’t the only big news of the day. Today LSAC updated its LSAT test-taker data, and the number of February LSAT test-takers was 19,499 — up 1.1% from last year. LSAT administrations for the year…
It’s that time of year again—the US News and World Report‘s annual law school rankings have arrived. As the biggest authority on rating academic institutions in the United States, the US News rankings are a subject of much consideration and…
As long as you’re not Facebook, Twitter or the Affordable Care Act, a redesigned website will never make national news. Today, that changes. Alert the presses, folks: Blueprint LSAT Prep has a brand new website — one that is somehow…
A) Blueprint LSAT Prep has a brand new website. You gotta check it out! Blueprint LSAT Prep. B) For the first time since June 2010, the LSAT had an increase in test-takers. LSAC. C) As always, not every dean was…
The SAT is changing. As a former SAT tutor, I like the new changes. The new SAT will stop punishing students for “guessing,” it’ll make the essay optional, and it will stop pretending like knowing all those ancient English words…