Happy Thanksgiving from MSS
We here at MSS would like to wish everyone a very Happy Thanksgiving. We are thankful for you, dear readers, and hope you drink your weight in Cabernet today. We’re too busy stuffing our faces to write a blog post,…
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Interview with Cambridge LSAT
Today we’re featuring Cambridge LSAT, a company that delivers real preptests instantly online. Definitely an option to check out if you’re running low on tests and don’t want to wait a week to keep up your practice. After taking the…
Serendipity: One Lawyer’s Route to Sports Law
Our guest blogger this week is Bobby Hacker. In addition to coaching the Santa Monica Women’s Rugby Club, Bobby Hacker is the Vice President of Business and Legal Affairs for FOX Sports. There are all sorts of lawyers, besides good…
Lawyers can be Superheroes
There is an awful lot of cyberspace white noise about how I’m making the biggest mistake of my life. Just last Monday, Jodi wrote a piece about the current increase in LSAT takers, and the WHOLE INTERNET WENT CRAZY. (Ok,…
Guessing on the LSAT: Logical Reasoning Edition
One thing that you should absolutely positively never ever do is leave questions unbubbled on the LSAT. There’s no penalty for wrong answers, so wild guessing can do nothing but improve your score. (I actually had someone who would always…
Law School (and LSAT) Immersion
Our guest blogger this week is Morgan Janssen. Morgan is a 3L at NYU School of Law. In between studying and coming up with law puns, he teaches LSAT classes for Blueprint. I recently received the delightful gift of a…
Living on Law Student Loans
$247.32. That was the price tag of my 2009 Yankee postseason. $247.32. Which wouldn’t have been so bad if I had actually gone to any games. From what I saw on StubHub, it may have actually been a pretty good…
Should you go to law school?
While this blog tries to stay focused on LSAT-related material, I couldn’t help but pass along this post from the ABA Journal. It crunches some numbers on the rate of return for a legal education in terms of salary. While…
December LSAT Predictions
Eighteen days and counting to the December LSAT. So I thought it was time for me to put my neck on the line again. I have developed a dangerous habit of making predictions about upcoming LSATs. Kinda like Miss Cleo,…
Big Law, We Have a Problem
The numbers are out, and they are huge. On September 26th, more students took the Law School Admissions Test (LSAT) than have ever taken a single administration of the LSAT in the history of the exam. Chalk it up to…