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Greetings, 7Sagers! If you couldn’t tune into our most recent Law Admissions Deans Roundtable discussion on July 27, here’s the headline: because of the recent Supreme Court decision on affirmative action, you can anticipate that some law schools […]
With August on the horizon and the incoming students preparing to move in, law school admissions officers continue to refine their recruitment plans for the coming year. As we discussed […]
One question that comes up a lot when I’m teaching students the LSAT: Why should I do untimed drills when the test is timed? I’d like to raise a few […]
The end of July is usually when admissions officers look at their calendar, wait for the coffee to really fire up their brain, and slowly realize that the new academic […]
As an LSAT student you have likely heard this hypothesis: that Logic Games is the section that is easiest to improve. One way to efficiently drill games to perfection is […]
Mid-July is typically a quiet time for many admissions offices. They’ve wrapped up work for the incoming class, other than knowing that there may be a few more seats that […]
Part of the challenge of LR comes from the mental battle of staring down a stack of questions. You don’t always know what will come next and where the test […]
Admissions consulting for law school: an honest look During free consultations, we occasionally surprise people when we tell them that law school admissions consulting isn’t right for everyone. Don’t get us […]
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 […]