To get admitted to law school, you must compile your undergraduate transcripts, get letters of recommendation, write a personal statement, and of course, prep for and take the LSAT (or, as of 2021, the GRE). This tried-and-true process that the American Bar Association (ABA) has required of law schools for decades remains intact after a […]
In October 2018, the Law School Admissions Council announced the biggest change to the LSAT in more than 25 years: the LSAT would move from a paper-and-pencil to a digital test format. The first official digital administration took place in June 2019, but since then, the LSAT testing format has seen additional modifications. TABLE OF […]
As an ambitious pre-med reader, you’re probably excited to find out more about getting into medical school. Summer is an especially great time to start thinking about what you’ll need to accomplish to increase your chances of acceptance. On the other hand, researching medical school application information, incoming class statistics, and admissions requirements can be a lot to […]
In the last 10 days before the bar exam, you are going to be spending your time reviewing, practicing, and memorizing. At this point if you’ve done the work in your prep course, you know more of the law than you realize. Try to stay calm. Stressing out for more than 10 minutes is unproductive. […]
In order to become a licensed attorney in the United States, you will need to pass the Uniform Bar Examination (UBE) or your state’s specific bar bam. Preparing for the bar can be daunting, especially considering all the prep options out there. UBE scores vary by state so you’ll want to ensure you invest in […]
When considering your DAT score goal, it’s wise to look at the average scores for the schools you are conidering applying to in order to understand what is a good or average DAT Score. For starters, though, here is what you need to know about your DAT score. The DAT is scored on a 1 […]
What’s a good PCAT score? What’s the average PCAT score? When considering your PCAT score goal, it’s always wise to look at average scores at the schools to which you’re applying. For starters, though, here is what you need to know about your PCAT score: The PCAT is scored on a 200 to 600 scale. For each section […]
Try out these practice questions to see if you’re ready to take the ASVAB!
Planning on taking the ASVAB Shop Information Technical Subtest? Try out some practice questions!