LSAT Scores for the Best Law Schools 2019
The LSAT is quite different from other academic tests in a number of important ways. When it comes to the best law schools, some people are surprised to learn that a perfect score on the LSAT isn’t necessarily an ideal goal. Read more
What’s a Good LSAT Score?
Law schools consider several different factors when making admission decisions. Your academic record, work experience, personal statement, and recommendations will all play a role. A good LSAT score by itself won’t necessarily get you into your dream law school, but it is an important factor. All ABA-approved law schools accept the LSAT, and it carries more weight with most schools than your GPA does. Read more
How Law Schools Evaluate Multiple LSAT Scores
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You’ve just received your LSAT scores. Perhaps you’re happy with your results after having taken the test multiple times, or you are not thrilled with your initial score and are considering a retake. How law schools assess multiple LSAT scores varies. Here are three things to consider when contemplating a retake. Read more
LSAT Update, Harvard GRE Update, and More!
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Phew, a lot has been going on in the LSAT world recently. Let’s take a look at everything and how it should impact your prep and application timeline. Read more
Introducing THE BRIEF—Your Free LSAT Email Series!
We here at Manhattan Prep are excited to announce the launch of a brand new product—THE BRIEF!
THE BRIEF is a comprehensive LSAT email series/study plan. Served straight to your inbox, you decide the frequency of lessons. Every other day, once a day, or twice a day, you’ll receive a chapter covering an LSAT topic, assignments to complete, and outside prep resources to use. By the time you’ve finished the series, you’ll have learned all concepts on the exam through over 200 pages of material, and then practiced them extensively through dozens of assignments.
The best part? It’s completely free. Read more
To Cancel or Not to Cancel Your LSAT Score: When to Press the Big Red Button
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Some people walk out of their test centers on LSAT day all smiles and good cheer, ready to enjoy their study-free day.
Some people. Read more
You Just Took the June LSAT. Should You Cancel Your Score?
Learning science has come a long way in recent years, and we’ve been learning with it. We incorporate the latest discoveries in learning science into our LSAT course to maximize the efficiency and effectiveness of your prep. Want to see? Try the first session of any of our upcoming courses for free.
The June 2016 LSAT is now in the past.
Kind of. Read more
The February LSAT: Why it’s Good, Why it’s Bad, Why it’s Not as Ugly as You May Think
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I know what you’re thinking: aren’t all LSATs a pain in the neck? Touchè—you got me there—but the February LSAT can be a particularly baffling proposition for law school hopefuls. There are several reasons for this… Read more