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An Introduction to the LSAT Logical Reasoning Section
Get a full breakdown of the LSAT Logical Reasoning Section in our complete guide.
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April LSAT 2024 Predictions
It’s hard to believe it’s already April, but with that comes another LSAT just around the corner! And it’s not just any LSAT, but one of the last two exams with a Logic Games Section. As we do for every LSAT date, we’ve peered into the future to see what’s in store for you on
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If You’re Studying for the LSAT, Memorize This List of Vocabulary Terms
In an episode of Bob’s Burgers, Tina spends all night practicing a song and dance for her book report on Call of the Wild (which she didn’t read).”You’ll be fine,” says Tina’s mom. “Just remember all the steps … memorize all the lyrics … and don’t mess it up.” For the most part, prepping for
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LSAT Diaries: How I Surpassed My Goal Score While Working Full-Time
Have you had feelings of imposter syndrome creep up while prepping for the LSAT or applying to law school? Find out how former Blueprint LSAT student overcame those intrusive thoughts to reach her goal score!
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Celebrity LSAT Scores: How Would Your Fave Do?
Because stars are just like us and who wouldn't want to know how our favorite stars fare in the realm of logical reasoning and analytical thinking?
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Law Schools That Don’t Require the LSAT
Yes, there are law schools that don't require you to take the LSAT. But there's a catch—and you might be better off taking the plunge anyway.
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How To Approach Reading Comp on the LSAT
Discover how tagging can help you crush the Reading Comprehension Section and practice with an example question.
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Step-By-Step Guide To Completing the New LSAT Writing Section
First Logic Games, and now the Writing Section? What is going on in the LSAT world?! If you haven’t heard, LSAC is making substantial changes to the LSAT Writing Section, effective July 31, 2024. August 2024 test takers and beyond – I’m looking at you! Let’s discuss what those changes are, why LSAC claims they
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