Today’s LSAT Tip comes from our friends at PowerScore. In this article, PowerScore’s LSAT experts give test takers some insight into the mysterious and un-scored writing section of the test: If the school looks at your writing sample at all, it … Continue reading
This fall we offered some basic advice regarding how to start working on one’s resume for the law school admissions process. Today we want to offer some general tips for applicants on getting the most mileage out of their resumes, … Continue reading
Although most law schools ask applicants to provide a personal statement, some instead require a statement of purpose essay. This essay often asks applicants to explain why they want to go to law school as well as why they are … Continue reading
Though only a handful of law schools conduct interviews, we want to turn our attention to this step in the admissions process and share a few basic pointers on interview etiquette for the applicants who find themselves faced with an … Continue reading
When applying to law schools, it is important to avoid “red flags” in your application. For the uninitiated, red flags are negative items that stand out in your file and may cause your law school application to be rejected. While … Continue reading
As we’ve previously discussed, because most schools offer fairly broad guidelines regarding the personal statement, choosing a topic to write about for that length can seem like an insurmountable challenge. Today we’d like to offer some advice on ways in … Continue reading
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