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If you’re planning on taking the LSAT Flex at-home exam in May 2020 (or beyond), you’re probably wondering how you can predict your score knowing that the LSAT Flex is different than the standard LSAT. Since LSAC recently announced the at-home LSAT Flex option, “How can I predict my score?” is the number one question […]
Updated 4/29/20 with an update on the June LSAT Flex and more info on scoring will work without the second Logical Reasoning section, including a link to an LSAT Flex score conversion table What are the current LSAT Flex test dates, scheduling, and score release dates? *a small number of tests will be given later […]
‘ Updated 4/7/20: The April 2020 LSAT has been cancelled as well and April registered test-takers will be scheduled for online, remote proctored LSAT-Flex exams instead. See the section below on “How is the coronavirus pandemic impacting LSAT exams? and what is LSAT Flex?” At Magoosh, we are all still processing how much the world […]
Hey everyone, we have HUGE news from LSAC® and Magoosh! We’ve been waiting to share this with you….and finally today, we are stoked to announce an expansion in our partnership with LSAC® to bring you 10x more official practice questions at the absolute lowest price you’ll find anywhere. Today, when you sign up for Magoosh, […]
In July 2019, the LSAT went digital, and in March 2020, LSAC® launched their Official LSAT Prep platform to help future law students prepare for this high-stakes exam in the same format that they will see on test day. Official LSAT Prep offers two subscription levels: LSAT Prep (free) and LSAT Prep Plus ($99 for […]
What’s the best way to get ready for the LSAT? Practicing with high-quality materials—and more specifically, official LSAT practice tests (known as PrepTests). LSAT questions have their own logic and take time and experience to master. Luckily, Magoosh has a free LSAT practice test with official questions AND expert explanations for every single question that […]
The April 2020 LSAT has been cancelled, and April registered test-takers will be scheduled for online, remote proctored LSAT-Flex exams instead. See our post on what to do if your LSAT study plans have been disrupted due to coronavirus (COVID-19) to learn more about your options! See updates on LSAC’s plans for LSAT testing […]
If you’re looking to apply for law school this year, you should strongly consider taking the October LSAT. The October exam allows you get to your scores back in time to apply for schools this application cycle, and even retest if needed. We’ve put together all of the important dates and deadlines for the October […]
If you’re wondering whether to take the CLAT or LSAT, you’re in the right place. We’re going to look at the CLAT vs LSAT India, how they differ and compare, and whether you should give the CLAT or LSAT. Let’s start by looking at what the CLAT is exactly. What is the CLAT? The CLAT, […]
Since 2008, the Law School Admissions Council (LSAC) has offered the LSAT India for students interested in attending law school in India. If you’re looking to learn more about the LSAT India and whether it’s right for you, you’re in the right place. We’re going to take a look at what the LSAT India is, […]