Please help!

dashunndahay.white

Hello! I am a rising Junior in college and I am looking to go to law school after I am finished with undergrad. Can someone please tell me where to begin in my LSAT prep or any study practices you've used during your LSAT preparations? Have I started to late in preparing?

Ron Swanson

No you're not too late. I think the average age of people entering law school is 25 so if anything you're early.

Don't feel like you need to rush into law school. It's not going anywhere.

But as far as LSAT prep goes, you're luckily in the right place. Sign up for a 7sage course! It's the most cost effect and in my opinion, best prep materials out there

Cant Get Right

Second @"Ron Swanson" .

Just don't neglect your GPA to study for LSAT. And don't take any PTs beyond the diagnostic until you're comfortable with the curriculum.

hlsat180

@"Cant Get Right" said:
Just don't neglect your GPA to study for LSAT.

This. LSAT + GPA are the main determinants for law school admissions. However, LSATs can be retaken but upon graduation your UG GPA is chiseled in stone. Many of us only wish we could go back and fix the latter.

You have the advantage of time + our hindsight: Focus on (1) highest UG GPA possible, and (2) obtaining awesome Letters of Recommendation. I wouldn't even bother with LSAT prep until these two priorities are secured.

Nicole Hopkins

@"Cant Get Right" said:
Just don't neglect your GPA to study for LSAT.

Amen.

Nicole Hopkins

Many law schools also prefer applicants to have a bit of post-grad work experience as well.

dashunndahay.white

Thank you, all!