Preparing for and taking the LSAT is a daunting prospect. You likely imagine hours upon hours of studying, and you aren’t wrong: the LSAT is hard, and putting yourself in a position to maximize your score is a big task. With that being said, this test is beatable, and the first step to conquering it is dispelling some of the fears around LSAT test prep. You should make sure you have all of the necessary—but not sufficient!—information to make a knowledgeable decision about your LSAT prep plan,

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Of all the parts of the GMAT, the essay may be the one that I get the most questions about from students. Does it matter? How should I prepare? Wait, there’s an essay? I thought when I decided to go to business school that I’d never need to write again. Though the essay is by no means the most important part of the test, it does matter. Practicing the GMAT writing section should be an important part of your GMAT online test preparation, and you should use all the tools available to you in order

Massive understatement incoming: the LSAT is hard. Like, “the LSAC has released more than 90 previous official tests because they don’t care how much you prep because they don’t think it matters” hard. You need every edge you can get on this test, and with that in mind, the last thing you want is to be eligible for testing accommodations but miss out on taking advantage of them because you don’t know the process. Fortunately, we’re here to help. As with most standardized tests, the LSAC provide

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