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October 23, 2020

Can I Take the LSAT Instead of the GMAT to Apply to Business School?

Can I Take the LSAT Instead of the GMAT to Apply to Business School?

Using a GRE score for application to MBA programs (in place of a GMAT score) has become standard practice in recent years as ETS (the makers of the GRE) has aggressively marketed the GRE as a substitute for the GMAT. That's great for GRE takers, but is there a way to use an LSAT score to get into business school, and thus skip taking the GMAT entirely? It turns out that there is--but, there is also a condition in place on using that LSAT score, … [Read more...]

Posted by Dave Killoran / Law School Admissions / Law School Admissions, LSAT vs GMAT Leave a Comment

July 15, 2016

World Domination, LSAT-Style

World Domination, LSAT-Style

For many years, the LSAT was used only in the United States and Canada. Then, a number of years ago, LSAC struck a deal with Melbourne University in Australia to have the LSAT used for admission to the JD program. Several other schools and countries that have also adopted the LSAT in some form, including schools in India, China, and Puerto Rico. But, why is LSAC doing this? The answer is market expansion and financial stability. College … [Read more...]

Posted by PowerScore Test Prep / LSAT Prep, Studying / LSAT Prep, LSAT vs GMAT, LSAT vs GRE, Mentality Leave a Comment

July 11, 2016

Studying GMAT Critical Reasoning? Consider Using LSAT LR Questions

Studying GMAT Critical Reasoning? Consider Using LSAT Logical Reasoning Questions

Those of you who follow the PowerScore blog know that I most frequently write about the LSAT and law school related topics. However, PowerScore also offers GMAT books, so I spend time in the GMAT world as well. If you've ever studied the GMAT, you know that both the Critical Reasoning (CR) and Reading Comprehension (RC) sections of that test are very similar to the LSAT Logical Reasoning (LR) and Reading Comprehension sections. But whereas the … [Read more...]

Posted by Dave Killoran / Logical Reasoning, LSAT Prep / Logical Reasoning, LSAT Prep, LSAT vs GMAT Leave a Comment

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