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As this blog comes back to action from its own vacation, law school admissions officers are largely doing the same. Since their professional calendar is tied to the academic calendar, […]
Your GPA is an important part of your application, but it doesn’t tell your whole academic story. Law school admissions officers also take a close look at other aspects of […]
Subscribe to the podcast:Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts | Audible Wrong answer journals are the vegetables of LSAT prep. They may not be your favorite, but they’re necessary for your growth. Join Bailey, Alex, […]
If you’re like many law school applicants, thinking about your GPA might cause you some stress. You can go fully monastic studying for the LSAT, refine countless drafts of your […]
Now that admissions officers have returned from their week of sunshine and educational panel discussions in the desert, they come back to their offices to stare down a few pressing […]
Subscribe to the podcast:Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts | Audible To take or not to take? That is the question! It’s the eve of the LSAT and you’re starting to get cold feet – […]
With Memorial Day in the past and with the conclusion of their children’s academic year hurtling towards them at light speed, law school admissions officers find themselves straddling the line […]
As you probably know, the LSAT is changing. Starting in August 2024, the test will no longer include a Logic Games section. It will now feature three scored sections: two […]
Subscribe to the podcast:Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts | Audible It’s a great time of year to start your personal statement … but how do you get rolling? Jonathan Gharraie, 7Sage writing consultant extraordinaire, joins […]
Subscribe to the podcast:Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts | Audible Stumped by statistics? Perplexed by proportions? Rattled by ratios? Who knew you’d need to know math for a law school entrance exam?!? Good news! […]