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All across the United States and Canada, future law students have waited for weeks with nervous anticipation for the release of their LSAT scores. But rather than obsessively check their inbox, the LSAC website, and LSAT message boards, their time would be better spent scrutinizing their law school applications—checking for mistakes, typos, and errors that are commonly overlooked by law school applicants.
The SimuGator Team has compiled a checklist to assist you in this undertaking and to help you avoid becoming an application “horror story” that we too often read about online.
