1. Order Questions for Answering
Although you can only work on one section at a time, you are not required to answer questions in the order [...]

Some law schools will ask you to include one or more letters of recommendation with your application. Others will accept them, although they are not [...]

A winning personal statement can definitely help you distinguish yourself from a crowd of candidates.
Most personal statements include a useful description of the applicant’s [...]

Many law schools use what is known as an “admission index” or “index formula” to sort through the applications. This “index” [...]

There are many considerations that are generally not factored into law school rankings, but which may be of great importance to you. These include:
· the [...]

The LSAT scoring system does not deduct points for wrong answers. Your score is determined solely from the number of correct answers, and each question [...]

Here is a suggested template for the Writing Sample. You should aim for [...]

Most admissions committees place a heavy emphasis on a candidate’s GPA and LSAT score when they evaluate eligibility. Therefore, knowing the average [...]

(One sections: 35 minutes)
This section consists of four reading passages ranging in length from 400 to 500 words. These passages usually refer to topics in [...]

1. Doing Nothing
Many people take the LSAT for the first time without preparing at all. Their attitude is usually something like this:
“I’ll take the test and see how I do. If things don’t work out, I’ll take it again.”
This might [...]