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Let it never be said that applying to law school doesn’t require complying with some weird rules. Case in point — the “all analog” timekeeping requirements on the LSAT.
If you don’t want to spend your precious mental energy adding and subtracting time during the LSAT, check out today’s guest post from LSATMax. They’ve created — wait for it — a 35 minute watch! And they’re here to share some LSAT timing advice.
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We’re excited to initiate a series of interviews with various LSAT prep companies, exploring their approach and getting some tips for success. (If you’d like to be featured, let me know.)
Today, we’re talking with Patrick O’Malley of Get Prepped. Hi, Patrick!
Who’s getting ready for the LSAT? Today, we’re delighted to welcome Mary Adkins from Manhattan LSAT to share five critical things you should know before you take the LSAT.
Welcome, Mary!
Vision is 20/20 in retrospect, and when it comes to the LSAT, I often hear a lot of “coulda shoulda woulda” from people after they’ve taken it, or late in the game studying for it.
Based on my work preparing hundreds of people for the test, here are the top five most important things to understand before you embark on LSAT preparation.
We’re excited to initiate a series of interviews with various LSAT prep companies, exploring their approach and getting some tips for success. (If you’d like to be featured, let me know.)
Today, we’re talking with Nathan Fox, founder of Fox Test Prep. Nathan personally teaches every class, and he’s not afraid to curse if it improves your score!
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We’re excited to initiate a series of interviews with various LSAT prep companies, exploring their approach and getting some tips for success. (If you’d like to be featured, let me know.)
Today, we’re talking with one of the founders of 7Sage, a unique LSAT prep company with a social mission. (Oh, and both of the founders are Harvard Law grads, so it’s not like they’re slackers in the academic department.)
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Not sure how you did on the LSAT last week? You’ll find this guest post by Next Step Test Preparation helpful. Next Step provides complete courses of one-on-one LSAT tutoring for about the price of a crowded lecture-style prep course.
Are you guilty of any of these?
We’re excited to initiate a series of interviews with various LSAT prep companies, exploring their approach and getting some tips for success. (If you’d like to be featured, let me know.)
Today, we’re talking with Next Step Test Preparation, which specializes exclusively in one-on-one tutoring.
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We’re excited to initiate a series of interviews with various LSAT prep companies, exploring their approach and getting some tips for success. (If you’d like to be featured, let me know.)
Today, we’re talking with LSATMax, a course by Harvard Law grads that you can get right from the Apple App Store.
Find out more below! (Oh, and because our readers are awesome, you can try the full LSATMax course for free. Just scroll down for details.)
We’re excited to initiate a series of interviews with various LSAT prep companies, exploring their approach and getting some tips for success. (If you’d like to be featured, let me know.)
Today, we’re talking with Cambridge LSAT, which provides a variety of real LSAT content for your study needs.
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We’re excited to initiate a series of interviews with various LSAT prep companies, exploring their approach and getting some tips for success. (If you’d like to be featured, let me know.)
Today, we’re talking with Velocity LSAT, an all-online model that enables you to study wherever you like.
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Velocity LSAT is online video instruction, which makes our course very flexible and easily repeatable. Our video library contains roughly 600 video clips covering every concept needed for success, and every single kind of question the the LSAT asks. It’s a comprehensive investigation into the LSAT, and our video lessons give detailed, specific instructions for how to kick this test in the nuts.
I love this model because it gives you the freedom to prepare on your own terms anywhere in the world, any time of day. You get to decide which videos you want to watch, and you choose when — and in what order — to watch them. In other words, our course lets you prepare by yourself, but not alone.
I’d say there are four core principles that set us apart from the rest of a crowded marketplace (these are in addition, of course, to our commitment to freaky dance moves, which is ongoing, and — luckily for Earth — free of charge).
