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Advise-In Solutions Blog
Onscreen LSAT: Should It Change Your Plans?
The Law School Admissions Council announced awhile back that July’s LSAT would be the last to be administered, at least partially, in the old pencil-and-paper format. The announcement was made…
The Last Gen X American
LSAT Tea-Leaf Reading: September 2018 Edition
It appears the LSAC backed down after I—and my very powerful allies—intimidated it into publishing its test-taker-volume information. Now I can discuss the number of test takers since last summer…
The Last Gen X American
LSAT Tea-Leaf Readi- Wait, What The-
I patiently waited for the LSAC to update its Web site so I could report on the start of the 2018-19 LSAT-administration year. And I waited. Then I waited. Then…
Advise-In Solutions Blog
Expanded LSAT Opportunities: Implication for Law School Admissions?
The LSAT is now being administered six times a year rather than four. In part, this is to try to head off the inroads that the GRE is making into…
Advise-In Solutions Blog
20 Years of Law School Admissions and LSAT Prep—And Running
Tuesday was my wedding anniversary. It occurred to me that I have been helping clients with law school admission, financial aid and LSAT preparation for longer than I have been…
Advise-In Solutions Blog
Advise-In Solutions LSAT Results Continue to be Outstanding
During the past year, my clients and I have achieved truly outstanding LSAT results (to say nothing of admissions and financial aid results that come partly from their LSAT results…
Advise-In Solutions Blog
Best LSAT Prep: It’s Mental Athletics, Prepare That Way (part 2)
In my last post, I framed the LSAT as a mental athletic contest. It is, simple as that. Your objective isn’t just understanding the material on the LSAT, it’s also…
Advise-In Solutions Blog
Best LSAT Prep: It’s Mental Athletics, Prepare That Way (part 1)
Like a lot of law students and lawyers, I watch sports more than play them. I do watch, but I’m more impressed by the training and dedication of elite athletes…
Advise-In Solutions Blog
The Virtues of Simplicity on the LSAT
One of my LSAT clients recently told me about a debate he had with a couple of co-workers who were also planning to take the LSAT. He was helping them…
Sixth Circuit Appellate Blog
The Sixth Circuit Likes to Play Logic Games
Yesterday, the Sixth Circuit released a decision that will surely strike close to the hearts of every attorney and law school student. In Binno v. American Bar Association, the court…