The start of a new year is always something to look forward to. But for you, pre-law student, it’s especially exciting. This is the year you take the first step toward your future legal career, and that’s worth celebrating! Here are four New Year resolutions you should adopt as an incoming law student. Start Creating Healthy […]
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By Dave Killoran, PowerScore LSAT Preparation Fact: The LSAT is Extremely Difficult Each year over 100,000 people take the LSAT but only about 30 achieve a perfect score of 180. Or, to look at it another way, if you have a 180 and are in a room of 10,000 test takers, you have one of
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What’s Your Law School Personality? Are you The Gunner, The ‘Common Law’ Student or The Slacker? Take our Law School Personality Quiz to find out how you’ll match up against your 1L competition. Who Is The Common Law Student? The Common Law Student possesses all of the characteristics needed to earn a spot on Law Review: intellectual curiosity, mental acuity, and a strong work ethic. These attributes separated them from their undergraduate classmates, helped them devote the countless hours needed to master the LSAT, and earned them an acceptance into a competitive law school.
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What’s Your Law School Personality? Are you The Gunner, The ‘Common Law’ Student or The Slacker? Take our Law School Personality Quiz to find out how you’ll match up against your 1L competition. Who Is The Slacker? In law school, The Slacker isn’t just your average lazy student. The Slacker we’re talking about is one of those never-studied-for-the-LSAT-and-walked-out-with-a-173 kind of student. Yes. You know who we’re talking
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What’s Your Law School Personality? Are you The Gunner, The Common Law Student or The Slacker? Take our Law School Personality Quiz to find out how you’ll match up against your 1L competition. Who Is The Gunner? The Gunner is the type of law student that aims for straight A’s. If they get to pick their seat,
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In our opinion, it’s never too early to start preparing for law school. Add some law school must-haves to your wish list (or treat-yo’-self-list) and stock up before you start 1L. The items below are law school essentials that will help you be prepared to conquer 1L before day one. Laptop If you don’t have a fast
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By Dave Killoran, PowerScore LSAT Preparation The Easiest and Most Difficult Sections to Improve On Logic Games, also known as Analytical Reasoning, is the section most foreign to the typical LSAT student. It has nothing to do with the law, and is based on a puzzle format. Because the section is so unusual, most students
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By Claire Flores, BARBRI Bar Review DLE Between reading, writing, lectures, meetings, interviews, and social activities, a planner can be a key to your success in law school. If you’re looking for a planner for law school, here are my favorites for this upcoming school year and beyond. For the Classic Law Student Moleskine Daily
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By PowerScore LSAT Preparation Optimizing your LSAT score requires walking into the test mentally ready and prepared for optimal performance. The following tips will help you get there! Get Familiar with Your Test Center In order to remove as much uncertainty as possible on test day, take a trip to your test center at some
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By Jon Denning, PowerScore LSAT Preparation The days immediately following an LSAT are always attended by an unrelenting stew of emotions for students: relief to be through it, anxiety about how they performed, and sleepless nights waiting on their results. For many people—and fingers crossed you’re among them—the LSAT is a memory, and prep books
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