LSAT Prep Lessons You Can Learn From Tax Day
Happy Tax Day, fellow Americans. As you (should) know, today is the last day for you to send in your tax return. For many, it’s a day rife with anxiety and marked by a harried late night journey to the…
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Logical Reasonings
A) America is on edge after a terrorist attack at the Boston Marathon kills two and injures more than 100 others. CNN. B) A Michigan judge held himself in contempt because his own cell phone rang during proceedings. San Francisco…
Logical Reasonings
A) Law school application numbers might be down, but some school still has to receive the most. US News and World Report. B) Standard & Poor’s is none too pleased with standalone law schools. Above the Law. C) A poisonous…
Announcing the Winners in Our LSAT Book Giveaway
The entries are in, and it’s time to give away five free copies of Blueprint LSAT Prep’s first LSAT book, The Blueprint for LSAT Logic Games. So if your name is on the following list, today is your lucky day:…
Logical Reasonings
A) Here’s your first orientation to law school, courtesy of Google Hangout. Above the Law. B) Chewing gum might help you on the LSAT. Just don’t let the proctor see any bubbles. Care2. C) The IRS knows all about your…
What to Write About in Your Law School Personal Statement
Today on the LSAT blog: a guest post by Law School Expert Ann Levine, the former director of admissions for two ABA-approved law schools and the author of The Law School Admission Game: Play Like an Expert and The Law…
Caption Contest: Win $100 Off Our Online LSAT Prep Course
Internet comments are almost never associated with good. No matter what the post — be it a blog article, YouTube video, or passive-agressive Facebook status — there will always be some wiseass who uses the comments section to spew the…
Logical Reasonings
A) What state has the most difficult bar exam? Sorry, California residents. Above the Law. B) Interested in government and public interest jobs? You might want to go to one of these law schools. The National Law Journal. C) A…
Law School Admissions Trend to Watch For: Lower Tuition
It was only a matter of time before a law school did it, and Arizona decided to be the trailblazer. After years of falling application numbers, a law school finally cut its tuition. Many law schools have frozen increases, and…
5 Things Prospective Law Students Don’t Do, But Should
Today’s guest LSAT blog post is by Shawdi Vara, a former Blueprint LSAT Prep student who is currently attending UC-Davis Law School. Here are the top five things I learned about applying to law school. Specifically, here are five things…