June LSAT-Flex: What You Need to Know
What is life? The in-person June LSAT is canceled. So here's what you need to know about the June LSAT-Flex.
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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.
LSAT-Flex Worst Case Scenarios
So, you’ve decided that LSAT-Flex is the testing choice for you. It’s nice to make a decision, isn’t it? It’d be a real shame if someone came along and talked about all the ways that could go terribly, terribly wrong, wouldn’t it?
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How to Prep for LSAT-FLEX
Registered for LSAT-FLEX? LSAT Manager and Sr. Instructor Ross Rinehart explains all the nuances of the exam and how to best study for it.
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Calculate Your LSAT-Flex Score!
News dropped today that clarified how the at-home LSAT-Flex exam will be scored. Long story short -- the Logical Reasoning section factors a little bit less into your overall score on the LSAT-Flex than it normally does, and the Logic Games and Reasoning Comp sections factor a little bit more.
Plus, there's the whole business about the LSAT-Flex having just three scored sections -- one fewer than the traditional four on a normal LSAT. All of this raises a crucial question: how the heck do you take practice exams to prepare for this LSAT-Flex?
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The April LSAT Is Canceled … But There Will Be an At-Home LSAT-Flex on May 18 and 19
COVID-19 and social distancing have forced LSAC to cancel the April 2020 LSAT. The silver lining is that they've allowed the May LSAT to be a remote, take-home test. Yeah, you read that right.
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Law School Applications in the Time of Corona
You know what might help you stop looking at COVID stats for a few minutes? Thinking about law school applications! Hooray? Okay, look, I get it. It’s hard to focus when, well, [gestures at everything]. And in times like these,…
The Deadline to Reschedule Your March or April LSAT Is Tonight
After canceling the March 2020 LSAT, LSAC automatically enrolled all March registrants into the next available LSAT registered in the “community” in which they were signed up to take the March LSAT.
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The LSAT and COVID-19
Remember when you said, “2020 is going to be my year!” Yeah, us too. This year has been a wild ride, and it’s only March. This was the week we should have been talking about last-minute tips to prepare for…
Study? At MY desk??
Hello from the isolation of my apartment, where I’m maintaining a comfortable six feet of social distance between me and my cats. Not to make light of what is a very serious problem: everything from colleges and universities to major…
The March LSAT Is Canceled. Now What?
Today, LSAC made the probably difficult, definitely inconvenient-for-many-law-school-hopefuls, but, in our decidedly non-expert opinion, inevitable and socially responsible decision to cancel the March 30 LSAT. You can read their statement here. First, what this means for you, logistically, if you…