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Law School Letters of Recommendation
How to get strong law school letters of recommendation: who to ask, when to ask and how to send them through LSAC.
Open guideLaw School Tuition Costs
How to work out the real cost of law school, where to find tuition data, and how scholarships and in-state rates can cut what…
Open guideLaw School Waitlist Strategy
On a law school waitlist? See what to do next: reply fast, send a short letter of interest and add new information if you…
Open guideLaw School Diversity Statement
How to write a law school diversity statement, when it is worth adding, and how to make it different from your personal statement.
Open guideHow to Choose a Law School
How to choose a law school: where you want to work, bar passage, jobs, cost and scholarships. A practical checklist for your decision.
Open guideLaw School Personal Statement Guide
How to write a law school personal statement: pick one story, show who you are, keep it to the limit and avoid the common…
Open guideJD-Next vs LSAT
JD-Next is an online course and exam that some law schools accept. See how it compares with the LSAT, and how few students use…
Open guideApplying to Law School Without the LSAT
You can apply to some law schools with the GRE or JD-Next rather than the LSAT, but few students do. See your options and…
Open guideHow Law School Admissions Work
How law school admissions work: LSAT, GPA, CAS, personal statement, rolling review and decisions. A plain English guide to the process.
Open guideGRE to LSAT Score Comparison
There is no official GRE to LSAT conversion you should rely on. See how to compare your scores safely using percentiles and school numbers.
Open guideShould I Take the LSAT or GRE for Law School?
For most law school applicants, the LSAT is the safer choice. See when the GRE can make sense, using real 2025 enrollment numbers.
Open guideDo Law Schools Prefer the LSAT or GRE?
Most law school students are admitted with the LSAT. See what the 2025 ABA data shows about GRE use and how to find a…
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