When Should I Take the LSAT? (Ep. 395)

Novice LSAT students often sign up for test dates before they’ve even started studying. Today on the show, Ben and Nathan explain why it’s a mistake to register for the LSAT prematurely. They share the correct order of operations for deciding when to take the LSAT and apply to law school: (1) study for the LSAT, (2) sign up when you’re happy with your practice score range, and (3) apply with your best LSAT score on record, at the beginning of the cycle. Plus, the guys answer listener questions about LSAT Writing, GPA addenda, scholarship negotiations, and more.

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0:00 - Don’t Register Until You’re Ready
1:38 - Don’t Rush Into Law School
19:53 - Your Negotiation Power
26:52 - UGPA Application Addendum
36:20 - LSAT Writing Is Unscored
42:11 - LSAT Order of Operations
51:50 - Take the LSAT as Soon as You’re Ready
56:58 - Don’t Lie on Your Resume
1:03:43 - Law School Employment Outcomes
1:12:56 - Get a Job
1:18:53 - Don’t Apply Before You’re Ready

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