It’s to the point now where sounding like a broken record is giving me déjà vu. Yet again, law school applications are down. Over 13% this time. Yet again, we here at Blueprint LSAT Preparation are repeating the news. Yet…
When taking an LSAT prep course, it’s important that you like the instructor. At the very least, they should be interesting enough to keep your attention. That’s why we launched this LSAT blog series that lets you get to know…
A) Law schools are resorting to used car salesman tactics. Above the Law. B) California is considering following New York’s lead with a pro bono requirement for first-time lawyers. National Law Journal. C) Should the song “Happy Birthday to You”…
With the June LSAT behind us and the law school admissions season starting soon, we thought it would be helpful to answer any questions future law students might have. What early steps should you take to be best prepared for…
A) Here are the most diverse law schools in the country, as picked by LSAC. JD Journal. B) Chewing out the staff at a Dunkin Donuts might not be the best practice for becoming a lawyer. Above the Law. C)…
A) The University of Baltimore School of Law is apparently targeting Lego enthusiasts to apply. Above the Law. B) The case of the law school grad who beheaded a rare bird in Las Vegas might’ve just been caged. JD Journal.…
Last year’s June LSAT saw the surprise introduction of two-page Logic Games. In retrospect, that’s a tough act to follow. It’s been a day since this year’s June LSAT, and this time there were no such surprises. Everything went pretty…
Football season aside, there aren’t many Mondays worth getting excited about. Then of course there’s the June LSAT… Thousands of law school hopefuls sat for the June LSAT today, and we’ve got some immediate reaction. Please chime in with your…
A) For those who took the June LSAT today, here’s what you missed: a UFO in the Netherlands. Huffington Post. B) You’re never too old to graduate from law school. News Herald. C) Have you committed your daily three felonies…
A) Don’t judge a book by its cover, but feel free to judge a law school professor by his or her teaching style. US News and world Report. B) Yale Law School is among those hoping for legal ramifications against…