Today’s LSAT advice comes from our friend Nathan Fox of Fox LSAT. Fox LSAT offers personalized LSAT prep with a casual, irreverent approach. Nathan can show you how to have fun with the test, leading to dramatically increased scores. I won’t lie: The very best way to prep for the LSAT is with a dedicated
Today’s advice comes from our friends at Blueprint LSAT Prep. Blueprint students increase their LSAT score by an average of 11 points on in-class practice tests, and can enroll in live LSAT prep classes throughout the country or take an online LSAT course from the comfort of their own home. Blueprint students often ask about
Today’s advice comes from our friends at Blueprint LSAT Prep. Blueprint students average an 11-point increase on their in-class practice tests, and can enroll in live LSAT prep classes throughout the country or online LSAT courses from the comfort of their own home. The September LSAT was this past weekend, meaning another round of happy test-takers can forget everything
Today is the LSAT. Which means that you may be panicking and weighing the pros and cons of canceling your LSAT score. Should you be ready to apply early in the admission cycle by keeping your September LSAT score, or should you wait until December and apply later with a (hopefully) higher score? If this was
Steve Schwartz is the LSAT tutor behind LSAT Blog, a comprehensive resource on everything related to LSAT prep. He has written a series of LSAT prep books and created a set of LSAT video courses. He frequently updates LSAT Blog with free LSAT tips and tricks. 1. With just two weeks left before the September LSAT, what should people be spending
The Final Month Before the LSAT: How to Plan Today’s advice comes from our friends at Blueprint LSAT Prep. Blueprint students can enroll in live LSAT prep classes throughout the country, online LSAT courses from the comfort of their own home, or self-study with Blueprint’s new Logic Games book. With a month left until the September LSAT, you may be
The September LSAT is just 6 weeks away, and I have been fielding a lot of questions about LSAT prep methods and self-study options. To help answer those questions, I went straight to the source: Dave Killoran is the CEO of PowerScore LSAT Preparation. A graduate of Duke University, he is an expert in test
(Guest blog post by Jon Denning, Course Developer at PowerScore, Inc.) There is a fundamental truth about test takers when it comes to the LSAT: everyone is different. That is, everyone who sits down with this exam will have unique strengths and weaknesses, likes and dislikes, and, ultimately, ways in which they can optimize their
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