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Tag Archives: law school admission
New Pre-Law Book Giveaway, Plus Caption Contest Winner
As you know, Blueprint LSAT Preparation recently gave away five free copies of our brand new LSAT book, The Blueprint for LSAT Logic Games. If you missed out on the drawing, don’t sweat it. We’ve got another pre-law book giveaway to announce right here, right now.
This time, though, we’re giving away five free copies of Law School Expert Ann Levine‘s books The Law School Admission Game (two copies) and The Law School Decision Game (three copies).
Both books are great resources for applying to law school, covering everything from the factors you should weigh in choosing a school to what you can expect working for Big Law. See for yourself in this review of The Law School Decision Game.
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Apr 17, 2013 - 6:03 pm - By Hank
Tags: ann levine, blueprint, blueprint for lsat logic games, blueprint lsat, blueprint lsat prep, law school, law school admission, LSAT, lsat book, LSAT logic games, LSAT prep, pre-law
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LSAC’s Website Issues Affect Law School Deadlines
UPDATE: LSAC tweeted that law schools with a March 1 deadline are extending it. Also, LSAC said the website is not “down,” but you just need to keep trying and should send in applications when you can.
UPDATE: Penn Law announced that it has extended its application deadline to March 8.
Did LSAC forget to renew its domain registration?
If you tried accessing LSAC’s website in the past couple days, you likely ran into some trouble. Most attempts lead to a separate, cheap-looking domain registration site. There was some decent clip art (businesswoman on the phone, a gavel), but no info on the Law School Admission Council. While a small hiccup like this usually wouldn’t be an issue, many people were less than pleased (see below). Read Entire Article…
Feb 27, 2013 - 6:14 pm - By Hank
Tags: law school, law school admission, law school application, law school deadlines, lsac
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Weighing Your Options: February LSAT or Wait Until 2014?
Today on the LSAT blog: a guest post by Law School Expert Ann Levine, the former director of admissions for two ABA-approved law schools and the author of The Law School Admission Game: Play Like an Expert and The Law School Decision Game: A Playbook for Prospective Lawyers.
With December LSAT scores less than a week old and the February LSAT right around the corner, a major question for many law school applicants is whether they should take the February LSAT or wait and apply in the fall 2014. While there are exceptions to every rule, taking the February LSAT is generally not a great idea if you hope to be admitted in fall 2013. To understand why, it’s important to consider the timing of the test and how it coincides with the law school admissions cycle.
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Jan 7, 2013 - 6:29 pm - By Contributing Writer
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How Your GPA and LSAT Score Affect Your Admission Odds
Today we have a guest post from Anna Ivey, founder of Ivey Consulting.
In the last couple of weeks, we’ve explored the very first things you should be doing to prepare yourself for applying to law school this fall. (Here are Step 1 and Step 2, in case you missed them.)
By now, you should have created your LSAC account and registered for the October LSAT. (If you already took the June LSAT, gold star for you!) You should also be seeking out a great LSAT class or tutor. Not just good, but great.
Why does the LSAT matter so much? And why is a great LSAT course worth the investment?
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Jun 29, 2012 - 10:25 am - By Contributing Writer
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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
Tags: law school, law school admission, law school advice, law school applications, law school offers
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Is a 1L Law School Prep Class Worth It?
I’ll be heading off to law school in a few short months, and my mailbox certainly shows it. Over the last three months, I have received admissions responses from law schools (mostly acceptances, I am happy to report), followed by daily credit card offers, followed by a persistent bombardment of brochures from a company called Law Preview. I was happy to hear back from law schools, and as far as the credit card offers go, if a brotha’ is going to take out a $60,000 loan, he might as well earn some frequent flyer miles when he buys his top ramen and SpaghettiOs, am I right?
Apr 20, 2011 - 4:37 pm - By Todd
Tags: law school, law school admission
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