It’s been a busy couple of weeks at Law School Expert!
Here’s what I’ve been up to:
LSAT scores were released…while I was on an overnight camping trip with my daughter…without internet or phone service! On one of the busiest days of the year for me, I was pitching a tent and starting a campfire. While I have to say, I was pretty impressed with myself for starting a legitimate campfire, upon returning to civilization I spent countless hours putting out fires (sorry for the cheesy pun), talking to June test takers worried their LSAT score were too low for their desired school(s).
Nathan Fox of Fox Test Prep asked me to be part of a very exciting project he is working on, “Crowdsourcing the June 2013 LSAT,” where he is reviewing every question from test. I was given a recent LSAT question and asked to work my way through it, explaining my reasoning, thought process, and final conclusion.
In my latest article for AboveTheLaw.com, “Three Law School Admission Myths Debunked,” I dispel common beliefs like applying to law school earlier is better, taking the LSAT for a third time is bad, or transferring after 1L year is a solid plan.
Lastly, Evan Jones of Lawschooli.com recently interviewed me about my new book The Law School Admission Game: Play Like an Expert, Second Edition (we love 5-star reviews on Amazon.com!), common law school application mistakes, and personal statement topics. Check out “Law School Admissions Advice – Interview with Ann K. Levine” for the full interview.
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