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Slow down there, LSAT student!
At the beginning of Blueprint LSAT Prep’s courses, many students are understandably more than a little anxious about timing. There are a whole lot of questions on that sucker; how will they ever be...
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The LSAT is all about analyzing arguments. Here are some shortcuts.
The folks at LSAC are very good at making a tricky test that (in combination with college GPA) correlates to some degree with first-year law school grades. But creative, they ain’t. As you continue...
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Timing & Endurance, the Final LSAT Frontier(s)
The September LSAT is a few weeks away, and it’s time to start thinking seriously about timing and section strategy. Most Blueprint courses are wrapping up the new material around now. It’s time to...
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My 99th Percentile LSAT Score Story: Mithun Selvaratnam
After graduating from college in 2013, I decided to study for the LSAT the following summer, with plans to take it in October. I saw a 22 point increase after 3 months of self study (153 diagnostic,...
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Why you should study for the LSAT in the morning (Video)
If, like me, your morning routine invariably begins with a guttural groan followed by a demand of no one in particular for coffee-right-now-or-I-will-break-your-face, you will be supremely...
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Law School Study Hacks from a 3L Who Mastered It All
Studying in law school can be terrifying. A lot of people screw it up. Here’s my take on it. 1. Study for the Exams This might seem obvious, but I promise you it is not: you have to study for the...
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