[IG: @beforeyoutaketheLSAT] Hi! I scored in the 99th percentile on the LSAT and am a current student at Columbia Law School. I have been tutoring the LSAT and doing law school admissions consulting for the past 3+ years. If you are looking into tutoring and/or consulting services, you can reach me at
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If you would be interested in future webinars, please comment below letting me know what topic you would be most interested in and subscribe so you hear about the webinars as they come up!
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Here is the breakdown of the video (This is only for the power point. There's also an intro in the beginning and a Q&A at the end; the Q&A starts at 30:28:)
4:18 #1: The LSAT is the single most important factor in the law school admissions process
7:06 #2: The LSAT is a difficult, but very learnable test.
8:48 #3: You should give yourself more than just 3 months to study.
10:14 #4: Work Backwards
13:15 #5: Remember Your “Why?” (includes a research study that personally really motivated me to study harder)
15:28 #6: You absolutely do NOT have to take a prep course
21:07 #7: It’s ok, and often worth it, to retake the LSAT
22:01 #8: Taking prep tests is almost the most important aspect of studying
25:29 #9: Do research into local testing centers before signing up for the LSAT
26:24 #10: The LSAT is a mental, psychological, and physical test. Prepare yourself accordingly.
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Prefer to listen to the webinar as a podcast? Here's the link: https://anchor.fm/before-you-take-the-lsat/episodes/From-148-to-174-What-I-Wish-I-Knew-Before-I-Took-the-LSAT-e1bmu0 (As a bonus, the podcast is edited to just under 35 minutes.)
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As featured in: https://arashlaw.com/kim-kardashian-esq/
