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Non-Traditional Law School Applicants: Old Folks Rule!

This blog is brought to you by PowerScore Instructor & Tutor, Adam Tyson. When I took the LSAT for the first time, I was 31 years old, 8 years out of college, married, with a 2-year-old son, working full-time at a large non-profit institution, had a mortgage, and was the primary breadwinner in the household. I was, in other words, a “non-traditional” applicant. Does This Sound Like You? I was nervous about the process. Would any law school … [Read more...]

My LSAT Regimen with Marvin Dike, Part IV

PowerScore student Marvin Dike blogs about his comprehensive study regimen so that our readers can learn from his experience. Make sure you read Part I, Part II, and Part III. For the last piece of the breakdown of my study regimen, I will take you into what I do every single day, along with some tips about how I handle the pressure and anxiety and my mindset. Before we get into it, you should know that my allows for more flexibility than most. … [Read more...]

My LSAT Regimen with Marvin Dike, Part II

PowerScore student Marvin Dike blogs about his comprehensive study methodology so that our readers can learn from his experience. Make sure you read Part I! Congrats! You completed the PowerScore class or you finished reading all the PowerScore Bibles, so you're ready to take the LSAT soon right?! WRRROOOONNNNGGGGG. All you've really done is gotten a grasp of the foundation of the curriculum. You haven't mastered it. You understand … [Read more...]

My LSAT Regimen with Marvin Dike, Part I

First things first, a little about myself. I graduated from college in 2013 and have a fantastic support system around me. I'm from Houston Texas, the greatest city in the world (go Astros). My undergrad GPA leaves a lot to be desired, so if I want to get into a solid law school, I have to crush my LSAT. I'm not trying to get into an Ivy League school or even a top 25 school. Realistically, a school in the top 50 range is ideal for me.  I've … [Read more...]

My LSAT Regimen with Marvin Dike, Part V: A Reflection

PowerScore student Marvin Dike blogs about his comprehensive study regimen so that our readers can learn from his experience. Make sure you read Part I, Part II, Part III, and Part IV. So my LSAT journey is over. Finally. I want to give you a rundown of my test day experience and my mentality. I'll also include a handful of things I learned, a few tips, and some things I would've done differently if I could start the whole process over knowing … [Read more...]

Why You Should Take the LSAT in June (and Not in September)

When taking the LSAT, timing when you should take the test is a big factor. A lot of students plant to the June LSAT, but when that test swiftly approaches, you may start to question postponing. Maybe you take a prep course, buy the Bible Trilogy, or invest in tutoring. If you see an uptick in your PT scores, that's awesome. If you aren't, then taking the June test becomes daunting. So, you may think that putting it off until September is a good … [Read more...]

Taking the LSAT in Armenia

Are you taking the LSAT in Armenia? Students take the LSAT if they plan to attend law schools in the US and Canada. However, the test administers across the globe. Check out this post about taking the LSAT abroad. In Armenia, only one location offers the LSAT: Yerevan, American University of Armenia. While there is just one location option, it occurs four times per year: February, June, September/October, and December. You can find a complete … [Read more...]

Taking the LSAT in Egypt

  Are you taking the LSAT in Egypt? Students take the LSAT if they plan to attend law schools in the US and Canada. However, the test administers across the globe. Check out this post about taking the LSAT abroad. In Egypt, only one location offers the LSAT: AMIDEAST in Cairo. While there is just one location option, it occurs two times per year: June or September/October. You can find a complete list of test dates and deadlines … [Read more...]

Taking the LSAT in Italy

Are you taking the LSAT in Italy? Students take the LSAT if they plan to attend law schools in the US and Canada. However, the test administers across the globe. Check out this post about taking the LSAT abroad. In Italy, only one location offers the LSAT: Rome at the Istituto Mater Dolorosa. While there is just one location option, it occurs four times per year: February, June, September/October, and December. You can find a complete list of … [Read more...]

Taking the LSAT in Austria

Are you taking the LSAT in Austria? Students take the LSAT if they plan to attend law schools in the US and Canada. However, the test administers across the globe. Check out this post about taking the LSAT abroad. In Austria, only one location offers the LSAT: Wien at OeAD International Testing Services. The test also occurs only once per year in September/October. You can find a complete list of test dates and deadlines here. Students should … [Read more...]

Taking the LSAT in Mexico

Are you taking the LSAT in Mexico? Students take the LSAT if they plan to attend law schools in the US and Canada. However, the test administers across the globe. Check out this post about taking the LSAT abroad. In Mexico, only one location offers the LSAT: Mexico, English Goal SC. While there is just one location option, it occurs twice per year: September/October and December. You can find a complete list of test dates and deadlines here. … [Read more...]

Taking the LSAT in Kenya

Are you taking the LSAT in Kenya? Students take the LSAT if they plan to attend law schools in the US and Canada. However, the test administers across the globe. Check out this post about taking the LSAT abroad. In Kenya, only one location offers the LSAT: Nairobi, Corner Affair. While there is just one location option, it occurs twice per year: February and June. You can find a complete list of test dates and deadlines here. Students should … [Read more...]

Taking the LSAT in Azerbaijan

Are you taking the LSAT in Azerbaijan? Students take the LSAT if they plan to attend law schools in the US and Canada. However, the test administers across the globe. Check out this post about taking the LSAT abroad. In Azerbaijan, only one location offers the LSAT: Baku, American Councils of International Education. The test occurs only once per year in September/October. You can find a complete list of test dates and deadlines here. Students … [Read more...]

Help! My LSAT Test Center Was Closed!

So your LSAT Test Center was closed? Here are the next steps you should take: Stay calm. Don't panic. This is something that LSAC is familiar with (it's happened numerous times in the past), and they won't leave you high and dry. Hold on to your admissions ticket. You'll still need it to take the test at a later date. Wait for an email from LSAC. They will contact you to advise that your test center is closed, and to let you know what … [Read more...]