So you’ve decided you want to go to law school. Great! We answered all the questions you may need to know about the Law School Admissions Test (LSAT). 15 Most Frequently Asked Questions About The LSAT Table of Contents What is the LSAT? What does the LSAT test?...
What Are Logic Games? The Analytical Reasoning section of the LSAT, or Logic Games, is often considered the most difficult portion of the LSAT for many test-takers. Without any practice, the Logic Games questions can seem insurmountable, especially at the beginning of...
There are a number of different ways to study for the LSAT, and Kaplan is one of the most trusted names in post-secondary education test review. In this article we are going to peer into the different options Kaplan offers its pre-law students, and dive into the...
According to the Law School Admission Council (LSAC), there are 237 law schools in the United States. Annually, lists and rankings are published detailing the top law schools in the country. The rankings are based on factors such as GPA, peer assessments, and average...
On Wednesday, April 15, 2020, the College Board announced that they will cancel the SAT test scheduled for June 6 nationwide because of the coronavirus pandemic. Anyone that signed up for the SAT test can either reschedule for a later test date or apply for...
Getting into law school is competitive, and the LSAT is by far your most important predictor of success. This guide of LSAT tips is meant to give you a competitive advantage come test day. The biggest factor in your LSAT success is being well prepared. In order...
