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Who doesn't want to look great when they're applying to law school? Check out these tips from an admission director to elevate your application! read more

Just like with undergrad, the grad school application process may include standardized tests, like the GRE, GMAT, LSAT, or MCAT. This guide explains them all! read more

If you're planning to take the LSAT soon, you should also be thinking of how you can improve your LSAT score. These five tips will help you score high. read more

The good news is there are basically only four graduate admission tests to worry about: GRE, GMAT, MCAT, or LSAT. The (sort of) bad news is that you will likely have to take one of them. read more

They say you can't avoid death and taxes. For students heading to grad school, you can add tests to the list. read more

For grad school admission tests, the first and absolutely most important rule is to confirm the test requirements with the graduate program to which you're applying. They are the final decision-makers when it comes to which tests you will need to take and when you will need to take them, so always plan your standardized testing around their guidelines. However, if you're looking for just a general breakdown about standardized tests for grad school admission, the following may be helpful. read more

You know that there's no reason to start seriously studying for the GRE or the LSAT three or four years before graduating, but is there anything else you can do early on to make your grad school application process easier? Yep, there is! And I'm about to share some of that knowledge with you. read more