Author Archives: Leonard Haggin
I created this site to help students like you learn from the experiences my team had learned during our extensive academic careers. I am now studying Law at Stanford, but I also make time to write articles here in order to help all you fellow students advance in your academic careers and beyond. I hope our efforts on Study Prep Lounge will arm you with the knowledge you need to overcome whatever trial or test you find in front of you.
If you’ve been watching the recent legal dramas such as Suits and Better Call Saul like me, then you have probably been inspired to step into the fray and star in a real life legal drama of your own. If those legal dramas are anything to go by, one would expect that the life of […]
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The fact that you’re reading this right now suggests you’re most likely counting down to one of the biggest days in your academic life. Like all candidates approaching their LSAT, you probably also have a whole bunch of questions rattling around inside your head. One of which being how long are LSAT scores valid after taking […]
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What to Bring to LSAT?It’s by far one of the most commonly asked (and important) questions amonthose approaching their Law School Acceptance Tests:What to bring to LSAT?Establishing what to bring to the LSAT (and what not to bring) is anything but rudimentary. After all, the last thing you want is to be denied entry to […]
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LSAT scoring isn’t nearly as straightforward as it seems. Contrary to popular belief. LSAT scores alone aren’t the only measurements taken into account by leading law schools. Percentile rankings and soft skills are also considered alongside LSAT scores, along with extracurricular activities, work experience and so on. Still, it goes without saying that your application won’t […]
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What Is a Good LSAT Score?The fact that you’re reading this right now suggests that you’re approaching your LSAT and have every intention of getting into a good law school. In which case, you’ll probably have a whole bunch of questions on what represents a good LSAT score, what the average LSAT score is for […]
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How to Get a 180 on the LSATIf there’s one question rattling around the mines of the most ambitious law school candidates in the US, it’s this:How to get a 180 on the LSAT first time?For obvious reasons, an LSAT 180 is the holy grail for anyone looking to get into a high-profile law school. […]
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The LSAT is one proof that aspiring lawyers have something special to willingly undertake such an immensely challenging exam. But almost every popular lawyer since the 1950s has taken and passed the LSAT. It is a rite of passage for those pursuing a legal education. If you’re one of the thousands of students currently preparing for […]
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Many law schools require students to take the LSAT (law school admission test) as part of the application process. Administered by The Law School Admissions Council, LSAT has been used since 1948 and remains the most-recognized standardized test across the country. From 2019, the test is administered six times a year – once in January, March, […]
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College life can be super hectic, so planning ahead and knowing how long to study for LSAT would help make your junior or senior year much more organized.A lawyer’s profession requires never-ending studying, training and multi-tasking. Being able to manage your time as a pre-law student and undertake one of the most important exams of […]
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Deciding when to take the LSAT is a dilemma every aspiring lawyer in the US and Canada faces. Most ABA-accredited law schools require their would-be students to take the Law School Admission Test (LSAT). But like most standardized tests, we can’t just take the LSAT any time we like, even if we’ve reviewed for the LSAT […]
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