Like many midwestern states, Kansas is suffering from a severe shortage of attorneys. In fact, many of the state’s 105 counties have fewer than five active lawyers! The problem isn’t going unnoticed, and the state is taking action to address…
The southernmost state in scenic New England, Connecticut has one of the highest per capita incomes of any state in the United States. Much of it is within the New York metropolitan area, so it’s a stomping ground for celebrities,…
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…
That’s a good question. As of 2016, some law schools are now accepting the GRE or the LSAT from prospective law students. Since either exam could be a good choice, let’s look at the pros and cons of each test…
This article was last updated April 2026. Today, we at Blueprint LSAT are starting something special: a new series of blog posts. Please, hold your applause; we’re sure you’re just as excited as we are. In this series, we’re going…
History, politics, law and the Lincoln Memorial—overlooking the city and serving as a grandiose physical reminder of justice—you will find it here in the District of Columbia, otherwise known as D.C. D.C. is a district as opposed to a state…