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Even though the solar calendar hasn’t quite hit the equinox, the end of June is really the mid-summer period for law school admissions officers. And not “mid-summer” as in midsummer, […]
Listen and subscribe:Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Soundcloud Join Bailey, Alex, and Henry as they unpack the pivotal moment when test-takers face two tempting answer choices. They’ll explore strategies to evaluate both options critically, […]
Subscribe to the podcast:Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts | Audible Wondering how many Why X School essays you’ll need when you apply, or what the deal with the Georgetown Top 10 is? This week […]
By far, the biggest group of law school applicants are those applying after a year or two in the workforce. Applicants use this time to beef up résumés, dive into […]
Subscribe to the podcast: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts | SoundCloud This week, listen to the recording of our live webinar about upcoming changes to the LSAT’s format […]
What’s Going On in the Admissions Cycle Right Now? As we arrive at the ides of October, we reach one of the busiest weeks of the admissions calendar. Law school […]
Admissions officers continue to wake up in anonymous hotel rooms, not knowing their location since all chain hotels look the same and the USA Today in the breakfast alcove doesn’t […]
As summer continues accordingly and admissions officers keep refreshing their browsers to see the updates from the Supreme Court (a topic that we will likely discuss in this space next […]
Why Does the United States Have Two Different Kinds of Courts? In the United States, we have two different kinds of courts: federal courts and state courts. It’s been this […]
[latexpage] Circle graphs (also called pie charts) let you see the relative amounts of different categories. For example, if you run a local grocery store and want to see where […]