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Monthly Archives: April 2012
Latest Addition to the Blueprint Website: Free LSAT Help
It’s impossible to write a post like this without it sounding like a car commercial, but here goes:
Blueprint LSAT Prep is proud to announce the latest addition to our website. It features dozens of articles that cover every step of the law school admissions process and includes a free LSAT licensed by LSAC that anyone can download, take and score — as well as view video explanations for every LSAT question.
Test-drive the free LSAT help area today.
The LSAT we have teed up for your best hack is the June 2007 exam. After you provide your answers, our innovative scoring analytics will not only tell you how well you performed but will pinpoint your strengths and weaknesses so that you can tailor your LSAT prep to fit your needs.
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Apr 30, 2012 - 6:42 pm - By Hank
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Logical Reasonings / 4.30.12
A) The American Bar Association is considering dropping the LSAT…again. ABA Journal. B) Get ready to raise an eyebrow: Columbia Law School is changing how it reports job figures. NY Post. C) Here are some tips for reducing expenses in … Read Entire Article…
What Would They Score on the LSAT: NBA Playoffs Edition
The NBA Playoffs tip off this weekend, and I’m so excited I could elbow someone in the head.
Among the notable storylines in the Western Conference this year are the veteran Spurs locking down the No. 1 seed, the high-flying Clippers returning to the postseason for the first time in six years, and the defending champion Dallas Mavericks limping in as the No. 7 seed because they spent too much time this season wiping down last year’s trophy. In the Eastern Conference, the Bulls earned the top seed, the No. 3 seed Pacers will face the Dwight Howard-less Magic, and the Knicks will battle LeBron James’s receding hairline and the Miami Heat.
Although most players didn’t graduate college, it takes brains to win in the NBA Playoffs.
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Apr 27, 2012 - 6:19 pm - By Hank
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Logical Reasonings / 4.27.12
A) The US inmate population dropped for the third consecutive year. Are fewer people committing crimes, or are more prisoners figuring out how to escape? Bureau of Justice Statistics. B) KFC ordered to pay $8.3 million to a girl who … Read Entire Article…
The LSAT GIFs that Keep On GIFing II
Because the LSAT prep GIFs were such a hit last week…
What sanity looks like to LSAT prep students:
An ineffective way for LSAT prep students to get rid of a grumbling stomach:
Apr 26, 2012 - 6:05 pm - By Hank
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Logical Reasonings / 4.26.12
A) Mad about that tuition hike? Gather 300,000 of your friends and protest it. Chronicle. B) A court has found Liberia’s former president guilty of war crimes. CNN. C) The NFL might get rid of the Pro Bowl. There goes … Read Entire Article…
Multiple Tips for Handling Multiple Law School Offers
If you applied for admission to the law school class of 2015 you might now find yourself in the enviable position of having to make a decision between multiple offers of admission (yay you!). For the sake of this blog post, let’s say that you have it narrowed down to two schools. According to Anna Ivey, it’s not a great idea to put down multiple deposits for law school admission. It just confuses those bureaucrats in the law school admissions office anyway. So what’s a soon to be law student to do? Make a f*%#ing decision!
All veiled cussing aside, I’m going to attempt to make your law school admissions decision just a tad bit easier with a list of possibly relevant factors:
Handling Multiple Offers for Law School Admissions Tip I: Location, Location, Location
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Apr 25, 2012 - 6:09 pm - By Alex Davis
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Logical Reasonings / 4.25.12
A) Another disabled student is suing LSAC for accommodated LSAT testing. Guess they were due. ABA Journal. B) Meet the guy taking over Hulett “Bucky” Askew’s soon-to-be-vacant law school watchdog position in the American Bar Association. (No word on if … Read Entire Article…
Apr 25, 2012 - 4:54 pm - By Hank
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Supply and (Lack of) Demand: LSAC Hikes LSAT Fees
Life just got a little more expensive.
The cost of taking the LSAT has gone up. If you want the privilege of sitting for one of the world’s most hated tests, it’s gonna cost you $160 – a 15-percent hike. Not only that, but the Credential Assembly Service price jumped up to a cool $155. These prices are already listed on LSAC’s website, and already apply to this June’s test. LSAT fees have gone up before, but usually just by tiny amounts just to keep up with inflation. That seems fair; they can’t be expected to make the LSAT cheaper. But a big increase like this is new.
Why did this happen? Well, as you may remember, LSAT enrollments are way down. For the last couple years, the bad economy was driving scores of college grads into the somewhat-welcoming arms of law schools, and as a result tons and tons of people were taking the LSAT.
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Apr 24, 2012 - 6:09 pm - By Colin Elzie
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Logical Reasonings / 4.24.12
A) Eight out of ten dentists agree: One in five New York law school graduates are finding jobs at small law firms. Law. B) If you haven’t learned about LSAT fallacies in your LSAT prep class yet, here’s a fallacious … Read Entire Article…
Apr 24, 2012 - 4:41 pm - By Hank
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