For those of you that hate math, law school’s the place for you. Not only is there no math on the LSAT, thanks to the LSAC, the guesswork of the perceived formulaic admissions process is gone too. 168/3.4, 162/3.8, 173/2.9, 154/3.3, 159/3.1, 164/4.0, 177/3.8 – where does it get you? Now you can find out.
Thanks to all you who joined us for last night’s season premiere of “The 180 – Live”. As you heard, there’s no magic formula for how to earn those merit-based scholarships. Simply:
- Research schools carefully
- Exceed academic credentials
- Apply early
And we heard you, too! Many of you were asking how to locate the LSAC’s UGPA/LSAT search tool we discussed on the show. Simple. Click here. In the upper left hand corner, type in your undergraduate GPA and expectant (or actual) LSAT score, and away you go. It’ll help you tremendously in determining to which schools your competitive, and directionally, for which schools you’ll be most eligible for merit-based financial aid.… Read full post
