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Practice tests (PTs) should not be used simply as a measure of predicting what you would score on test day. PTs should also be used to gauge the efficiency of […]
Rarely can we tell you with 100% certainty what admissions officers are doing at any one time. Sure, we write entire blog posts about how they’re hosting admitted students on […]
Greetings, 7Sagers! You may have heard the news that the United States Supreme Court rendered its decision today on the affirmative action case before them to decide “whether the admissions […]
As summer continues accordingly and admissions officers keep refreshing their browsers to see the updates from the Supreme Court (a topic that we will likely discuss in this space next […]
Test day coming up in a week or two and not sure how to spend your study hours? Try reprioritizing Logic Games. Doing a game or two a day—and relatively […]
What’s Going On in the Admissions Cycle Right Now? With summer officially upon us, law school admissions officers continue to round out their classes with a little waitlist activity, develop […]
With summer officially upon us, law school admissions officers continue to round out their classes with a little waitlist activity, develop their applications for next year while wondering whether a […]
Many students I meet struggle with reading on the LSAT. The way we need to approach each stimulus and passage is very different from the way we read passages in […]
The Importance of Practicing How You Test Test day can be a lot. Part of what can make it feel stressful are the stakes, but a lot of the discomfort […]
After a few days of sunshine, education, and relaxation at their annual conference in San Diego, admissions officers have returned home to the early onslaught of summer heat and a […]