One of the first questions I often hear from students looking into the LSAT is “How much time do I need to put in?”
It’s obviously different for everyone, some of us can ace the test with little or no preparation while others might take months of dedicated study to see significant improvements in their score.
We’ve [...]
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Since Miley Cyrus would never date a boy who did not believe in marriage, and anyone who truly understands romance believes in marriage, only a boy who truly understands romance would have any chance of dating Miley Cyrus.
The reasoning in the argument is flawed because the argument ignores [...]
I am often asked “How can I improve my reading comprehension skills and reading speed for the LSAT?”
Take a look at some ways to improve your reading abilities in this video, or in the article below:
There are a number of ways to do this in the short term and these are addressed in full in [...]
So you’ve decided to take the LSAT, now what? One of the first steps when preparing for the LSAT is to setup a study schedule. Following through this process will help you set your goals and a study schedule to help you meet those goals.
Step 1 – Take a Practice LSAT Test
Taking a practice LSAT [...]
There’s some great online LSAT resources out there. Many of which you can find here Free LSAT Resources. But we’re not the only ones offering LSAT advice online. Another great place to look is the LSAT Blog by Steve Schwartz, it has some great advice for those preparing for the LSAT. Steve also takes a [...]
I often get asked how people should prepare for the LSAT and what the best use of their budget is?
Here’s a break down of the options available…
Option 1 $80+ “I don’t need help”
Option 2 $170-230+ “Well maybe a little [...]
If you’re thinking about going to law school or writing the LSAT here’s a few ideas on where to start.
Many students who are considering taking the LSAT feel a bit lost as to where to get started. There are tonnes of LSAT prep materials, courses, books, online courses and more out there and it can [...]
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Common Causes
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A few years ago a friend of mine, Robert, wrote the December sitting of the LSAT and scored in the 75th percentile. Not a great score, so Rob decided to re-write in February and registered for that exam. His intention was to study really hard over the holidays and seriously [...]
When should you time yourself on LSAT questions?
The answer is: almost always! With a few exceptions.
Summary:
When you first start studying take at least one full length LSAT under actual timed conditions (35 mins per section) in order to determine what your starting point is. Then do a few of each question type with no time [...]
I am often asked if a student should re-take the LSAT.
What’s the value in re-taking it?
How do schools look at your second or third score?
The answer really depends upon your circumstances, but most often if you think you can do ,much better than your previous LSAT score, go ahead and re-write the LSAT. If you [...]
