What types of attorney fees are there? Which one is better for the lawyer, which is better for the client, and why? Click here to find out more!
4 Ways to Fast Track Your Law School Application Process
The law school application process can be stressful and time consuming! Click here to get some streamlining tips that may help you breathe easier!
Taking the November LSAT? What You Need to Know.
We’ve got all of the registration and score release dates for the November LSAT, along with tips on when to register and how to study.
How Does the LSAT Score Scale Work?
Have you ever wondered how the LSAT score scale works? What is the rubric they use to come up with this all-important score? Click here to find out!
What Is the Uniform Bar Exam?
Ah, the bar exam. There’s nothing like it. Freshly minted law school graduates get exactly one week, sometimes less, before they have to hit the books one more time. Only this time around, they are forced to learn 18 substantive areas of law in the span of two months. It’s brutal. Believe me, I took […]
LSAT Reading Practice: The Best Legal Philosophers
Reading the work of legal philosophers is a great way to increase your reading proficiency and get your LSAT reading practice done. Check out them out here!
LSAT Writing Sample: A Step by Step Example
By following these steps, you can write a great LSAT writing sample. Let’s take a look at this step-by-step LSAT writing sample example.
Should You Write for Law Review?
Should you write for law review? Time is very short in law school, and you may not know whether it’s worth it to take on law review. Click here to find out!
Here’s Why Psychology Majors Have an Edge As Lawyers
Philosophy, criminal justice, political science… Most of us are familiar with the standard pre-law majors students choose. But what about psychology? How valuable is it as preparation for law school and a law career? In short, the answer is very! If you have any doubt that psychology is a great pre-law major, then read ahead! […]
Why the LSAC Doesn’t Think LSAT Scores Predict Bar Passage
If you haven’t heard the rumors, organizations like Law School Transparency claim that some law schools are acting irresponsibly. How? Because they admit students with low LSAT scores. Supposedly, this means that they’re admitting students who don’t have a good chance of passing the bar. Law School Transparency claims that we should care about the […]