Many of you reading this post have either recently graduated from college or will be doing so in the coming days and weeks. While you’re probably concerned with arranging enough tickets for family members you barely know to attend your…
A) A study finds that a person’s political involvement is closely tied to his or her education level. Insert your own George W. Bush joke here. Chronicle. B) Graduate law school. Get blasted into space. That’s how it should be.…
When people read about my LSAT score (180), they often ask, “How the hell…?” That’s a good question, and one I don’t even know if I can answer to anyone’s satisfaction. Gator meat, though, played a large role. I decided…
A) Today in headlines that a science fiction writer might have written in the 1950s: Oracle is suing Google over Java. Wired. B) Harvard Business School cuts admissions essay requirements in half because, hey, who has time to read? Poets…
The June LSAT is three weeks away. You should be hitting your stride in your LSAT prep, but obviously that’s not going to be true for everyone. Maybe LSAT reading comp passages are still crushing you. Maybe you’re just not…
A) Opinion: Law schools should prepare you for everything. National Law Journal. B) “This individual was not convicted of a hate crime, he was convicted of a bias crime.” Rutgers student gets 30 days for spying on gay roommate who…
In May 2012 we conducted a free webinar for students interested in learning about the LSAT and the law school admissions process. The transcript follows for you speed-readers; the video can be found here: Enjoy!
Afraid of commitment? The next few days may tie your stomach in knots. Deadlines for the June LSAT abound. This weekend is your last chance to get on or off the list (without losing your entire fee) for the LSAT…
A) The question of whether undocumented immigrants should be able to practice law is still unanswered. Huffington Post. B) Apparently a lot of employers are looking for “Jedis” and “ninjas.” If you’re into the Dark Side or karate, that’s cool,…
Cecilia Tsoukalos is an employee of Blueprint LSAT Preparation’s main office. She is enrolled in one of our spring courses and has agreed to blog about her experience (under a pseudonym, of course). Catch up by reading Cecilia’s last post.…