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Should I Take the LSAT or GRE for Law School?
Choosing between the LSAT and GRE depends on your strengths, target schools, application strategy, and whether your score will be […]
Open guideDo Law Schools Prefer the LSAT or GRE?
Many law schools accept both the LSAT and GRE, but the LSAT remains the dominant test for law school admissions […]
Open guideLSAT Writing Sample Template
A simple LSAT Writing template can help you organize your argument quickly without sounding mechanical. Template State the option you […]
Open guideDoes LSAT Writing Matter?
LSAT Writing matters because law schools receive it as part of your file, but it usually does not carry the […]
Open guideLSAT Writing Prompts: What to Expect and How to Respond
LSAT Writing prompts usually ask you to choose between two options using provided criteria. The task is not about outside […]
Open guideHow to Prepare for LSAT Writing
LSAT Writing is not scored on the 120-180 scale, but it is still part of the law school application file. […]
Open guideWhat Is a 75th Percentile LSAT Score?
A school’s 75th percentile LSAT score marks the upper quarter of its enrolled class. Scoring near or above it can […]
Open guideWhat Is a 25th Percentile LSAT Score?
A school’s 25th percentile LSAT score marks the lower quarter of its enrolled class. About 25% of enrolled students scored […]
Open guideWhat Is a Median LSAT Score?
A median LSAT score is the midpoint score for an entering class. Half of enrolled students scored above it and […]
Open guideWhat Is an LSAT Percentile?
An LSAT percentile shows how your score compares to other test takers. A 90th percentile score means you scored higher […]
Open guideWhat Is an LSAT Raw Score?
An LSAT raw score is the number of scored questions you answer correctly. There is no penalty for wrong answers. […]
Open guideWhat Is an LSAT Scaled Score?
An LSAT scaled score is the official 120-180 score law schools use in admissions. It is converted from your raw […]
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