Preparing for the LSAT can seem like an overwhelming process for any student, but especially so for those who may choose to forego a formal LSAT prep course. The lack of structure and absence of a trained professional explaining the test to you can make the exam seem like an insurmountable challenge. Self-studying for the LSAT isn’t for everyone, but it can be just as effective with the right mindset and tools. Below are a few things to consider doing if you are preparing for the LSAT on your own. [Read more…] about How to Effectively Self-Study for the LSAT
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Podcast Episode 249: Changes to the LSAT Due to COVID-19 (with Steve Schwartz)
Welcome back to the Law School Toolbox podcast! Today, we’re chatting with guest Steve Schwartz — founder of the LSAT Blog — about changes happening to the LSAT because of COVID-19.
In this episode we discuss:
- The new online LSAT-Flex
- Has the format of the test changed?
- What technology you’ll need if taking the LSAT at home
- How testers are attempting to curb cheating on the LSAT-Flex
- How to choose between the remote and the in-person test
- What if you need extended time or other accommodations?
- “Study with me” and other techniques to help you practice for taking the LSAT at home
Thanks for listening!
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Podcast Episode 246: Influence of the LSAT on the Law School Admission Process (with Shirag Shemmassian)
Welcome back to the Law School Toolbox podcast! Today, we have special guest Dr. Shirag Shemmassian of Shemmassian Academic Consulting back with us to talk about how the LSAT’s influence over the admission process has changed recently and why some schools are now accepting the GRE.
In this episode we discuss:
- Do you still have to take the LSAT if you want to go to law school?
- What if you’ve already taken the GRE?
- What is considered a “good” LSAT score?
- Balancing studying with working
- Dealing with disappointing test results
- How do LSAT scores correlate to success in law school?
- Being open to different opportunities for jobs in the legal field
Thanks for listening!
LSAT Exam Day Tips
Congratulations, you’re finally taking the LSAT! While this day should be somewhat exciting, it is also inevitably a very high-stress day. There can be a lot of pressure put on this one exam, and because of that, exam day can feel anxiety-ridden. While there can be a lot of stress to manage, there are a few things you should consider doing to make exam day slightly less stressful.
Tips for Self-Studying for the LSAT
Preparing for the LSAT can be an intimidating task, and deciding how you are going to study for it can be a difficult first step. There are now endless options available to students, ranging from traditional courses to online courses, and self-guided prep books. There can be a lot of pressure to sign up for an intensive (and expensive) course, but that isn’t the only way to LSAT success! For any number of reasons, self-studying may be a better option, and there are a number of things you can do to ensure that you effectively prepare for the LSAT while studying on your own. [Read more…] about Tips for Self-Studying for the LSAT
Podcast Episode 174: The LSAT is Going Digital! Thoughts From LSAT Expert Nathan Fox
Welcome back to the Law School Toolbox podcast! Today, we’re talking with Nathan Fox, LSAT expert and founder of Fox LSAT, about some changes coming soon to the LSAT.
In this episode we discuss:
- The upcoming changes to the LSAT in July and September of 2019
- Why you should basically never cancel your LSAT score
- The economics of taking the LSAT
- What the changes mean for students studying for the LSAT right now
- Why every point in your LSAT score really matters
- Smart digital tools for LSAT prep
Thanks for listening!