If You Were Denied From a Law School, Consider This...
That decision is never a testament or rejection of who you are as a person.
Read full postThat decision is never a testament or rejection of who you are as a person.
Read full postLinked is a blog post our founder, Mike Spivey, wrote on getting to determine your fate. Enjoy if you need a boost or a break from law school thoughts.
Read full postWe thought we'd give you something different as we work on a blog of major consequence to higher education.
Read full postSomething we encounter all too often is applicants who put so much pressure on themselves when they are taking the LSAT that it ends up being counterproductive, barring them from performing near the highest level of which they are capable.
Read full postAnxiety is a huge and growing problem and for many, including law school students applicants, and lawyers. It is also worsened by not knowing how to handle personal setbacks or failure.
Read full postI hope something about this sets in. It's a brief and obscure story, but all too common in college and law school.
Read full postI just finished the Brené Brown talk on Netflix, which if you haven't had the opportunity to watch, I would very much recommend.
Read full postWe are about 50% through the cycle, and I wanted to share some observations, data, and then remaining predictions with everyone. Much of the data can be found here [https://www.lsac.org/data-research/data/current-volume-summaries-region-raceethnicity-sex-lsat-score] , and, for the first time ever, is publicly available and updated daily by LSAC. A deep-dive analysis is also done weekly by our intern on his blog weekly blog here [https://docs.google.com/document/d/14qVpQWwtDdplBXBitItcHOP5I2xWHX
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