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Night Before the LSAT Tips
The night before the LSAT is not the time to learn anything new. Your score is mostly set by the […]
Open guideIs It Too Late to Take the LSAT This Cycle
Is October or November too late to take the LSAT? For most applicants, no. You can still apply this cycle […]
Open guideLSAT vs Bar Exam Compared
The LSAT and the bar exam are the two big tests on the road to becoming a lawyer. The LSAT […]
Open guideLSAT vs MCAT Compared
Is the LSAT or the MCAT harder? Most people who have looked at both say the MCAT is harder to […]
Open guideLSAT Score Hold Explained
An LSAT score hold means LSAC is keeping your score back for now. You took the test, but your score […]
Open guideLSAC Fee Waiver Guide for the LSAT and CAS
An LSAC fee waiver can cover your LSAT, your Credential Assembly Service (CAS) subscription, and several law school reports. If […]
Open guideHow Much Does the LSAT Cost? Every Fee for 2026-2027
The LSAT costs $253 for the 2026-2027 testing year. That price includes the LSAT Argumentative Writing section. But the test […]
Open guideHow Long Is the LSAT? Sections, Timing, and Test Day Length
The LSAT takes about 2 hours and 30 minutes. That is four 35-minute sections plus one 10-minute break. The writing […]
Open guideNew LSAT Format 2024: What Changed When Logic Games Were Removed
New LSAT Format 2024: What Changed When Logic Games Were Removed In August 2024, LSAC made the most significant change […]
Open guideApplying to Law School Without the LSAT
Applying to law school without the LSAT may be possible at schools that accept the GRE or other approved pathways, […]
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