So you’re taking the LSAT. Welcome to the club of people voluntarily training their brains for months to decode arguments and navigate dense reading passages. We’ve compiled the best tips from test takers who scored 170+ — basically the closest thing to LSAT cheat codes without the LSAC getting involved. Here’s what came up over […]
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Should You Use ChatGPT in Your College Admission Journey? ChatGPT, an AI chatbot released in November 2022, has rapidly gained global attention for its ability to generate human-like responses to almost any question. It’s a powerful tool, but when it comes to college applications, there are important factors to consider before relying on it. At
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How to Create a Study Plan That Actually Works Hey there, fellow students! Let’s talk about something that can make or break your semester: a study plan. Yeah, I know, the idea of planning might sound dull or overly ambitious, but trust me, having a solid study plan can save you from late-night cramming sessions
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Top 60 US Law Schools in 2025 So, you’re ready to dive into the world of law? That’s an exciting journey ahead! You probably already have a couple of law schools in mind, or at least a general idea of what area of law you want to pursue—whether that’s commercial law, environmental law, constitutional law,
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Getting Into Law School with a Low GPA: A Strategic Guide Getting into law school with a low GPA might feel daunting, but it’s far from impossible. Many successful law professionals have overcome this hurdle, proving that GPA is only one part of a larger application puzzle. By adopting a bold and strategic approach, you
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Hey everyone! If you’re gearing up for the LSAT, there are some big changes on the horizon starting in August 2024. The test will now have two scored Logical Reasoning (LR) sections, one scored Reading Comprehension (RC) section, and an unscored section that could be either LR or RC. And get this—the logic games will
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