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What Is a Statement of Lived Experience / Statement of Perspective Essay?

November 1, 2024

Is your law school application asking for a Statement of Lived Experience or Statement of Perspective? We break down what that means.

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LSAT Time Management Tips and Strategies

October 30, 2024

Learn how to survive the timing pressures of the LSAT while still walking out with your best score.

Did LSAC Change What Is on the LSAT Post-Games?

October 21, 2024

Now that Logic Games are a thing of the past, is the LSAT content significantly different in Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension?

Should I Go to Law School?

October 17, 2024

Law school or no law school? That is the question. We'll help you get to an answer.

Can You Have Scratch Paper When Taking the LSAT?

October 11, 2024

Can you use scratch paper on the LSAT? Read on as we break down everything you need to know about using scratch paper on exam day

What is JD-Next?

October 11, 2024

Is JD-Next the new LSAT? Find out what JD-Next is and if you should take it instead of the LSAT when applying to law schools.

How I Got Into Harvard Law School

October 5, 2024

Read one Blueprint LSAT tutor's story about how she got into Harvard Law school and get motivation for your own admissions story.

Your Law School Application Resume vs. A Job Search Resume

October 3, 2024

Can you use the resume you use to apply to jobs as your law school application resume? Discover the difference between the two.

It’s spooky season, and what’s more spooky than the October LSAT? We are now in full swing with the new test format, which consists of two scored Logical Reasoning sections, one scored Reading Comprehension section, and an experimental section. Here…

The Truth About Lawyers’ Salaries

September 25, 2024

For many aspiring lawyers and pre-law students, one of the burning questions is, “Do lawyers make good money?” While the simple answer—exemplified in movies and TV shows such as “Suits“—might be “yes,” the reality is far more nuanced. This post…