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USNWR v. ATL Top 50

Mistake #1: You are too nice

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Mistake #2: Shangri-Law

Mistake #3: The Fight Club In You

Mistake #4: The Waiting is the Hardest Part

Mistake #5: "Oxymoronic" LSAT Advice

A testimonial from a great client who talks about overcoming lower LSATs than the schools he applied to

Mistake #6: "Help my GPA has fallen and it can't get up"

Mistake #7: Texts, Typos, and Timezones

Mistake #8: Kristen Stewart Goes to Law School

Mistake #9: "The History of the World, Part I"

Mistake #10: "The Dyson Effect"

Most Common Law School Admissions Mistakes

U.S. News Rankings (with +/-) from 2012/2013

Here is a look at last year’s rankings, with who moved up and down, in anticipation of the upcoming rankings release.

Why a Handshake Matters (more than you may think)

Study after study suggests that first impressions matter; indeed, in terms of creating a lasting impression, they matter more than anything else. You are going to be remembered from the first few minutes of your initial encounter—the question is, how do you want to be remembered?

By Popular Demand: The Entire Major/LSAT List

There was a good deal of interest in the LSAT by undergraduate major list, so I thought I would share it in its entirety.

Top 5 and Bottom 5 College Majors by Average LSAT Score

Ever wonder which majors do best on the LSAT? The folks at Legal Blog Watch (and LSAC for many years) have, and offer the following data.