Taking the LSAT is a big decision, but so is deciding when to take the test and how many times you should take the test. In this 2-minute tip video, I discuss when the LSAT is offered, how to choose a date, and how many times you should be planning to take the test. The LSAT is now
Reapplying to Law School A lot goes into the decision to take on the law school application process for a second time. You will probably lose a deposit. You will likely have to sit through the LSAT again. And you will graduate a year later than you originally intended. Still, by taking your time and
I try not to brag too much about my clients and their successes. But, some days, even after 11 years of being “Law School Expert,” blow me away. And yesterday was one of them. It felt like the Academy Awards in my office, with all the tears and thank-yous going back and forth. And these
One of the biggest questions that I help clients answer on a regular basis is one of the most basic: are they ready for law school? If you’re thinking about law school, here are three challenges to give yourself to help make this incredibly important decision. 1: Talk to 3 Lawyers Law school isn’t an
Each week, I try to set aside at least an hour or two to personally respond to the dozens (and sometimes hundreds!) of comments my blogs usually get. These comments cover a very wide range of concerns and specific situations, but every once in a while there are a few comments that I think are
It’s mid-December, and you’ve had a week to get over the post-LSAT slump and any anxiety you might have had about canceling or keeping your LSAT score. If you’re in college, your final exams have been winding down–and if you’re a working professional, the holiday parties and lax hours have begun–so it’s time to start
If you plan on applying to law school this December (holiday break is a great time to take a breather and focus on your applications!), here are four things to be aware of: 1. LSAC Takes Holiday Breaks You may not be able to submit applications on December 25, 26 or January 1st because LSAC
If you’re even thinking about applying to law school, it’s tempting to apply now. After all, law school applications are down – significantly – and people are getting into crazy reach schools that wouldn’t have considered them back in 2008. Of course there are reasons for this, but we’re not talking about whether to attend
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