An LSAT Logic Lesson from Luke Wilson
After months of studying for the LSAT, it is common for students to spot LSAT issues everywhere. In fact, seeing life through the lens of the LSAT is a great way to reinforce what you have learned and a helpful way to study on-the-go. For example, consider the following problem that we wrote based on the current feud going on between AT&T and Verizon. Auto Mute Your Laptop to Avoid Being “That Guy” in Law School Class
Every law school student can recall a time when they have been paying attention for about ten minutes in class and suddenly “that guy” comes into the room late. He quietly walks down the steps of the lecture hall and then cautiously sneaks by a few people to get to his seat, thinking he got away with being late. Two minutes later, a blaring Windows startup sound reverberates through the room and everyone, including you and the professor, turns to look at him disapprovingly. Extracurricular Activities for Law School Admission
As a current undergraduate and future law school applicant, you should plan to have plenty of extracurricular activities on your law school application. These activities will serve the dual functions of distinguishing you from thousands of other law school applicants while showing that you are a dedicated and committed student. How to Get Off a Law School Waitlist
After submitting your law school application to various institutions, you may find yourself being waitlisted. Although it can be a disappointing event, it is actually a great accomplishment because it means that you have met their stringent academic requirements. A law school’s waiting list is certainly not a form of rejection. These types of situations arise when the school’s admission quota has been met due to other applicants being accepted before you. A law school has a predetermined amount of students that can enroll into their courses. Once the quota is met, they begin to waitlist all other qualified students. Talking to the Police: What Every Law Applicant Should Know About the Fifth AmendmentThis is a video that everyone should watch, especially law school applicants and current law school students who will one day have to survive the scrutiny of the the “Character and Fitness” process before they are admitted to the bar. Overcome LSAT Test Anxiety by Taking Practice LSATs Under Actual Conditions
“One important key to success is self-confidence. It is a well-known fact that the best way to study for the LSAT is to practice using official LSAC prep tests. It is also well-known that many students experience a decline in their actual LSAT score. For these students, the drop in their score can often be attributed to test day anxiety that they did not account for when they were taking their prep tests. |
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