Allocating Your Time on LSAT Logic Games
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I’ve written before about slowing down to speed up, but how slow is too slow? And how do you know how much time to devote to the setup of LSAT Logic Games as opposed to the questions? Read more
LSAT Logic Games: Get Your Priorities Straight
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It’d be great if on each logic game you made every inference upfront, built some fantastic frames, and had all the answers already drawn into your diagram before you even started the questions.
But it’s not going to happen. Read more
Real Law School Personal Statements Reviewed: Do Not Just Say You Learned Something
In this series, a jdMission Senior Consultant reviews real law school personal statements. What’s working well? What’s not? If it were his/her essay, what would be changed? Find out!
Note: To maintain the integrity and authenticity of this project, we have not edited the personal statements, though any identifying names and details have been changed or removed. Any grammatical errors that appear in the essays belong to the candidates and illustrate the importance of having someone (or multiple someones) proofread your work. Read more
LSAT Reading Comprehension Club, Week 4
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Welcome to our LSAT Reading Comprehension Club! Like a book club, but more LSAT. And fewer pages. Read more about it, and why we think it’ll help you with Reading Comp, in our first LSAT Reading Comprehension Club article here. Read more
6 Ways to Nail Your Law School Admissions Interview
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You’ve just scored a law school admissions interview with that one law school that sits on top of your list! Congratulations! Now, how do you nail that interview? Here are six tips: Read more
Self-Study, Tutoring, or Class: What’s the Best LSAT Prep Option for Me?
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So you’ve decided to take the LSAT! How should you study? Students first diving into the wonderful world of test prep will find a plethora of options: study guides, classes, and tutoring galore. What’s the best LSAT prep option for you? Read more
LSAT Reading Comprehension Club, Week 3
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Welcome to our LSAT Reading Comprehension Club! Like a book club, but more LSAT. And fewer pages. Read more about it, and why we think it’ll help you with Reading Comp, in our first LSAT Reading Comprehension Club article here. Read more
Reading Comprehension Strategies: I RC What You Did There
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In theory, Reading Comprehension is an easy section. You read a passage and answer questions about it. For the vast majority of questions, the correct answer is given to you, even if it is buried in the passage a bit.
In theory. Read more
Telling Your Story: Tell One Story, Not Four
A personal statement is really no more than telling a story—one that illuminates the “you” a law school would be lucky to have in its student body. In this series, “Telling Your Story,” a jdMission Senior Consultant will discuss how elements of storytelling can—and should—be applied to your personal statement.
You probably have many stories you could tell from your life, and that is great with regard to brainstorming for your personal statement. It is even great when you are drafting your personal statement(s), because you can write several versions—different essays based on different stories—and then choose which one you like best. Read more
How to Tackle the LSAT on Your Own Terms (Part 1)
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Fact 1: The LSAT is a standardized test.
Fact 2: Your entire LSAT score depends on your answers to multiple choice questions.
Fact 3: All of these multiple choice questions have 4 wrong answers and 1 right answer.
Erroneous Conclusion: Therefore, there’s no room for creativity on the LSAT. Read more