A) Tomorrow morning we’re drawing the winners in our Blueprint for LSAT Logic Games giveaway. Enter ASAP. Most Strongly Supported. B) Get ready, jokesters. Anthony Weiner is back. New York Times. C) Last night David Letterman made Lindsay Lohan cry.…
Most Blueprint LSAT Prep live courses for the spring started on Sunday. This is big time super fun news for our students as they embark on their journey to a big time super fun June LSAT score. But as far…
A) If you’re going to law school to get into politics, hit up one of these institutions. Above the Law. B) Rural lawyers have to make a living, too. New York Times. C) March was a great month for legal…
A) Unlike your NCAA bracket, March was a great month for legal jobs. ABA Journal. B) Yale may change its grading curve, which, apparently, will bring the world to an end. The Atlantic. C) Congress is back. First up on…
The NCAA tournament has reached its final weekend, and you know what that means: It’s Final Four time. It’s also time to kick your LSAT prep into high gear if you’re planning on taking the June LSAT. Also, most Blueprint…
Note: As of August 2024, the LSAT will no longer have a Logic Games Section. The June 2024 exam will be the final LSAT with Logic Games. Learn more about the change here. No one reads beyond the first paragraph…
A) Even Harvard thinks law school faculties might be too liberal. USA Today. B) Not many law school graduates own a home. Not that there’s anything wrong with that. Above the Law. C) Police were warned about James Holmes, but…
If you’re a (somewhat) newly minted law student, you’ve no doubt been looking eagerly ahead to Spring Break as a time to catch a much-needed breather. Good luck with that. While you won’t be burdened with as much reading and…
A) Here’s what they’re saying about the law school landscape in the UK. The Guardian. B) Shout out to our friend of the LSAT blog, Anna Ivey, for contributing to this post on getting good law school recommendations. US News…
It’s a magical time of year in law school admissions. Acceptance letters (and, sadly, rejection letters) are rolling in. Seat deposit deadlines loom. And soon-to-be law students are looking for apartments for the upcoming school year (because dorms are for…