Blueprint LSAT Blog: Admissions
Preparing for the LSAT With an LSAC Fee Waiver
The LSAC Fee Waiver Program is incremental to helping lower-income students venture into the legal field. If approved for an LSAC Fee Waiver, candidates receive a slew of benefits, including waived LSAT and law school application fees. LSAC recently redesigned its fee waiver program. Applicants will now be considered for two package tiers based on
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Which Law Schools Are Accepting the GRE Now?
For years, law schools were wedded to the LSAT. Like any marriage, the partnership had its ups and downs, but it was a bedrock relationship. The LSAT, after all, was the test developed for law schools. It pledged to help law schools assess applicants’ lawyerly mettle, and in return, law schools promised to use the
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A Brief Rundown of the Law School Admissions Timeline
“Tick-tock,” says the applications timeline clock. “Stop ticking,” says the law school applicant. Each school can set their own schedule as to how and when they consider applications, but the vast majority of them start reviewing applications around October. What that means is that, if you want to be at the top of the pile
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10 Questions to Ask Law School Admissions
The law school admissions process can be extremely stressful, trust me! You need to compile what schools you want to apply to and write up an application with everything the law school admissions council wants. Everyone makes the mistake of not taking time to ask the following questions of admissions officers. Don’t make the same
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How to Get Letters of Recommendation (And What to Do if People Say No)
In addition to LSAT prep, requesting letters of recommendation can be a daunting task for many prospective law school applicants. Here is Blueprint Prep’s guide to all things letters of recommendation— what you’ll need for law school, how to go about asking for them, and finally, what to do if someone says no. What recommendations
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The Splitter Struggle: What to Do If Your LSAT Score Is Great, But Your GPA Is Meh
Picture this: A bright, promising student works tirelessly on mastering the ins and outs of a challenging-albeit-important-exam to reach their goal of becoming a lawyer. After months of hard work, our hero is ready for the big law school admission test. Their strategies are dialed. Their focus is razor sharp. They are ready! Several weeks
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Top Law Schools in Maine
Interested in studying criminal justice or law enforcement? How about business law? Or maybe human rights law? From the sparkling beaches of Kennebunkport to the award-winning culinary scene in Portland to jaw-dropping landscapes in Acadia National Park, Maine is increasingly finding its way onto many tourists’ itineraries. If those characteristics appeal to you as well,
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What LSAT Score Is Needed to Get Scholarships?
What LSAT Score Do You Need For a Full Scholarship? It Depends. As I learned on my first day of law school, the answer to most questions when it comes to law school is: it depends. The question of what LSAT score will get you a scholarship is no different. In fact, its answer may
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