What is Considered a Good LSAT Score?
The score range on the LSAT is 120-180. The average score is approximately 150. A score of 165+ is generally competitive for the top 20...
What should I Do about Reference Letters?
You will be asked to submit two or three reference letters with your law school application (you can submit more, if you want). Start...
What Advice Do You Have for Writing Personal Statements in the Application Process?
Along with the LSAT, GPA, extracurricular activities and letters of recommendation, schools will also give weight to your personal...
Frequently Asked Questions about the LSAT
How long does my LSAT score remain valid? Your LSAT score expires after 5 years. Can I apply to law schools before I take the LSAT or...
What Else Can I Do Besides the Course to Prepare for the LSAT?
This is a very common question we receive. Students want to prepare before the class begins and also want to know what else they can do...
Should I Get A Joint Degree?
Many students are interested in pursuing a joint, or dual, degree. This may be a JD/MBA (most common), JD/MA (in social policy, for...
How Can I Best Prepare for Law School?
There are several ways that you can prepare yourself for law school while you are an undergraduate. First, if you have not met with your...
When Should I Take the LSAT and an LSAT Course???
It is often advised that it is ideal to take the LSAT in the spring or summer of your junior year (assuming you plan on applying to...
3 Most Asked Pre-Law Questions
1. What is the best major for law school? There is no best major for law school. Among the most popular majors of pre-law students are...
"What's My Motivation?" Studying for the LSAT Might Make You Smarter
Research published by neuroscientists at Cal Berkeley (published in Frontiers of Neuroanatomy) suggests that studying intensely for the...