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Apr 09, 2018
The Supposed Law School “Brain Drain”

There’s been some freaking out online about law school applications. In other news, they’re airing reality TV shows on Bravo. This time, the freak out is over the quality of law school applicants. Even as law school applications rebounded in 2017, the number of applicants from “top” undergraduate schools (literally just the Ivies plus Chicago,

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Apr 05, 2018
Meet the Law Student at the Center of Howard’s Financial Aid Scandal

You may have heard about the scandal that is currently rocking the world of higher ed: Lindsay Lohan’s deeply head-scratching, digitally head-dressed declaration that she was admitted to Harvard Law. Nope, sorry, I’m just getting word from the editor’s desk that Lindsay Lohan is now just a piece of early aughts detritus, like bootcut jeans

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Mar 28, 2018
Get Some More Pre-LSAT Training!

The June LSAT’s a little more than couple months away, but if you’re still waiting to start your LSAT studying, there are a few things you can now do to build good habits. Last week, we broke down an article like you would on the LSAT Reading Comp section. We’re going to do the same

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Mar 27, 2018
Wave Goodbye to Your US News Ranking, Pepperdine Law

Alternate title: Pepperdine Law takes a mudslide down the US News Rankings (there are mudslides in Malibu) Every time I read the news, it feels like one crisis after another. Evidently, the world of legal education is not isolated from the crazy currents events climate. Pepperdine Law dropped from 72 on last year’s U.S. News

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Mar 22, 2018
A Law School Reverses Its Policy on Accepting the GRE

The law school admission process was shaken up this cycle with news that a slew of law schools would be accepting applicants taking the GRE, rather than just the LSAT. Well, some recent news out of George Washington Law School should give any law school applicant assurance that, between the two exams, the LSAT is

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Mar 19, 2018
U.S. News & World Report’s Law School Rankings Are Out and They Will Blow Your Mind

The latest U.S. News & World Report Law School rankings are out — or leaked, at least. Let’s take a look and see what changes they have in store, because nothing could be more important to your law school choice than where some magazine ranks schools according to arbitrary factors. The top 8 this year

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Mar 15, 2018
Pick the Best Fictional Attorney in Blueprint’s Law Madness 2018

March Madness kicks off today, which means that if you’re anything like us, you’re flipping coins to figure out which upsets you might be able to magically predict and/or completing your bracket based on which mascots you like the best. So maybe we don’t know a lot about college basketball, but there is at least

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Mar 05, 2018
The LSAT’s New, Simple (Hopefully Fool-Proof) Score-Cancellation Policy

It happens to us all … You have just finished a grueling, four-hour LSAT. After of months of study, you have finally reached the finish line. The proctor reads, with all the pomp and ceremony of a TSA agent beckoning the next in line, perfunctory congratulations. She then reads one final direction: you have the

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