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The LSAT: A Perfect Predictor of Law School Success?
The LSAT is intended to measure the skills you will need to do well in the study of law. But how good a test is it? How important are “LSAT skills”
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How does the law school application process work?
Unlike applying to college, which is pretty straight-forward process (at least in retrospect), applying to law school can feel a little labyrinthine.
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Flaws in LSAT Logical Reasoning: False Dilemma
Let’s turn our attention to another type of LSAT Logical Reasoning mistake that happens with some frequency: False Dilemma.
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10 Steps to Taking LSAT Practice Tests
It’s not just about taking LSAT practice tests–it’s about knowing HOW to take them.
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Important Dates for the June 2013 LSAT
If you’re thinking about taking the June 2013 LSAT in the U.S. Caribbean, or Canada, don’t leave registration until the last second! Here are some im
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Flaws in LSAT Logical Reasoning: Errors of Composition and Division
Let’s turn our attention to another type of LSAT Logical Reasoning mistake that happens with some frequency: Errors of Composition and Division.
Assumption and Must Be True Questions: Strange Bedfellows
Assumption and Must Be True questions in LSAT Logical Reasoning: conceptual similarities and differences.
Should You Avoid Older LSATs?
Should you avoid older LSATs? No, and here’s a detailed explanation as to why older LSATs can and will help your studies.
Diagramming LSAT Conditional Statements 101: Advantages of The Unless Equation
Is there an easier way to handle LSAT conditional statements containing necessary condition indicators such as “unless,” “except,” “until,” and “without”?
The U.S. DoJ intervenes in class-action lawsuit against LSAC
The case has to do with the way in which LSAC handles accommodation requests for the LSAT.
4 things you GOTTA do before applying to law school
Don’t start applying to law school before you do these 4 things!
Diagramming LSAT Conditional Statements 101: Working with “only”
The word “only” is used frequently in LSAT questions.
“Most strongly supports” vs. “Most strongly supported” in LSAT logical reasoning questions
Although they look alike, they could not be more different.
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Articles in this series
- The LSAT: A Perfect Predictor of Law School Success?
- Flaws in LSAT Logical Reasoning: False Dilemma
- 10 Steps to Taking LSAT Practice Tests
- Important Dates for the June 2013 LSAT
- Flaws in LSAT Logical Reasoning: Errors of Composition and Division
- Assumption and Must Be True Questions: Strange Bedfellows
- Should You Avoid Older LSATs?
- Diagramming LSAT Conditional Statements 101: Advantages of The Unless Equation
- Diagramming LSAT Conditional Statements 101: Working with “only”
- The U.S. DoJ intervenes in class-action lawsuit against LSAC
- "Most strongly supports" vs. "Most strongly supported" in LSAT logical reasoning questions
- Unusual rules in LSAT logic games
- Circular Arguments in LSAT Logical Reasoning Questions
- LSAT Cheating: Catching the bad guys
- LSAT Cheating: A short history
- How to prep for the LSAT without opening an LSAT prep book
- 3-Month LSAT Study Plan Using the PowerScore LSAT Bibles
- What kind of testing accommodations can you get for the LSAT?
- Are you making these 3 LSAT prep mistakes?
- Should you cancel your LSAT score?
- February 2013 LSAT post-test analysis
- Winter Storm Nemo causes February LSAT test center closings
- Quality vs. quantity in your LSAT study plan
- 1-month Study Plan for the February LSAT
- 6-week LSAT Study Plan for the February 2013 test
- Should you take the February LSAT?
- Should you cancel your LSAT score?
- Is there a limit to how many times you can take the LSAT?
- Is it worth it to retake the LSAT?
- The 15 hardest LSAT Logical Reasoning questions of all time (Part 3)
- The 15 hardest LSAT Logical Reasoning questions of all time (Part 2)
- The 15 hardest LSAT Logical Reasoning questions of all time (Part 1)
- Why does the LSAT test what it tests?
- It is okay to skip questions on the LSAT?
- Feeding your brain for the LSAT
- Arguments vs. Facts in the Logical Reasoning section of the LSAT
- Can you tell which section on the LSAT is the experimental one?
- The LSAT now has two pages per logic game
- What's the hardest LSAT administration?
- What do you do when you've already done all available LSAT questions?
- Taking study breaks can actually increase your LSAT score
- How to make it through Thanksgiving by using the LSAT
- When will December 2012 LSAT scores be available?
- What can you bring to the LSAT?
- Important Dates for the October 2011 LSAT