Success in Law School: Tips for Incoming 1Ls

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On Monday, June 8 at 10 a.m. PST/1 p.m. EST,  I will be broadcasting an interview with Kevin Houchin, Esq., author of Fuel the Spark: 5 Guiding Values for Success in Law School and Beyond.

While Fall 2010 applicants are taking the LSAT, those of you beyond that part of life (and grateful to be!) have the opportunity to benefit from some advice about starting the adventure of law school. This is not a “how to brief a case” lecture – this is about how to keep things in perspective and how to set realistic expectations for the law school experience and for your career. No matter where you’re planning to attend law school, you will learn something from Kevin.

You can call in to ask questions, or listen online, or listen online for Success Tips for Law School and Beyond.

The Best 45 Minutes You’ll Spend Before the LSAT!

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What a great radio show this morning! Wow!

We heard great tips for the week before the test from 4 very experienced LSAT tutors:

Josh Morrison of LogicPro, Donald Viscardi of Inspirica, Bara Sapir of TestPrepNY, and Paul Siemons of Advantage Testing.

Listen to this morning’s program at my BlogTalkRadio show. It’ll be the best 45 minutes you’ll spend in the week before the June LSAT. If you’re taking the September 2009 LSAT, it’ll really help you decide how to pick an LSAT tutor/prep program because we highlighted four very different (and each effective for the right person) approaches. You can listen on your computer or download it to your iPod.

Thanks also to Bara Sapir for offering a wonderful 30-minute sample of TestPrepNY’s sample LSAT exam preparation audio program.

If you have questions based on anything discussed in the program, leave a comment here. You can ask the question to me, or to a specific tutor from our panel. I look forward to your questions and comments! And, if you find the show helpful please let me know that too. Your feedback helps me determine future blog and radio show topics.