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I searched far and wide for any LSAT eligibility requirements. Well, I did do a google search, and read the official LSAC website for about 2 minutes, but that’s basically the same thing. My onerous search brought me to a single conclusion: there aren’t any “requirements.” It’s pretty simple. Here’s the thing, the LSAC isn’t […]
If you want to get a bunch of real-life LSAT questions, look no further than the LSAT SuperPrep series. But there are also drawbacks. Find out here!
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If you decide you want to cancel your LSAT registration, the good news is that you can. Officially, this is called “withdrawing” you registration. However, there’s a catch, since there’s always a catch. In this case, there are three catches. The Refund Deadline If you want to withdraw your registration, and would still like to […]
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The Powerscore LSAT Bibles are some of the most popular LSAT study books out there. Read on to find out if they are right for you and your LSAT studies.
Here is a 12 question LSAT practice quiz with 4 questions from each section, and answers at the bottom (be sure to scroll down carefully!). Keep reading for some free LSAT practice! Section 1 – Reading Comprehension Unlike Mercury and Mars, Venus has a dense, opaque atmosphere that prevents direct observation of its surface. For […]
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Preparing for the LSAT over the holidays can really be a challenge. Thankfully, you can overcome! Check out these ten ways to amp up your LSAT holiday prep.
If you’re not taking pre-law classes, but you still want to go to law school, chin up! You don’t need to take any pre-law classes. Read on for more info.