While you were busy celebrating Valentine’s Day/President’s Day/Susan B. Anthony Day (which really gets lost in the shuffle), we here at Blueprint we’re doing a little celebrating of our own… WE’RE TEN YEARS OLD, BABY! When Blueprint founders Trent Teti,…
A) How to stay productive while you wait to hear back about law school applications. Find My Law Tutor B) Slate thinks that the merger between two Minnesota law schools is the first domino to fall as a result of…
A) 3 LSAT study plans for 3 types of test-takers. US News and World Report B) How can law schools help us gain more transparency in police oversight? The Faculty Lounge C) As the country shovels money into 50 Shades…
There’s no doubt in my mind that most of us here at Blueprint, and most of you reading this blog, spend way too much of our collective brainpower on the LSAT. It dominates our waking hours, our conscious and our…
It’s brainy, articulate, and financially successful, but don’t be fooled. The LSAT would be a crappy valentine. Here are a few reasons why the LSAT should stay at home by itself on February 14. Why the LSAT is a Terrible…
It’s brainy, articulate, and financially successful, but don’t be fooled — the LSAT is a crappy valentine. So, though Valentine’s Day be a product of the Hallmark corporation that no one really enjoys, it’s still probably better to spend it…
A) Two Minnesota law schools are merging. Hopefully no one gets left out in the cold. (Minnesota is cold.) National Jurist B) A study group can help you survive law school. And community college. Ms. JD C) Will bad first…
Today’s post comes to us from our friends at Anna Ivey Consulting. What a glorious week all you February LSAT takers are waking up to. Exhausted, curled up, wrung out? Take heart; you could be in Boston. Here’s some of…
A) How can you prove your devotion when reapplying to a law school? Ivey Files B) Prelaw students need to learn professionalism before law school. Ms. JD C) This spectacularly long and winding legal brief – filled with gout, dead…
The February LSAT just happened, and you’re already thinking of June. Maybe you took the LSAT and you just know it didn’t go well. Or maybe you decided you weren’t ready to have an LSAT score, so you pulled out…