I was watching a Netflix special about the dire consequences of an aircraft manufacturer putting “profits over people.” The documentary made me recall two very similar true stories: A famous case law school students are assigned involving a car manufacturer putting “profits over people“: selling a car despite knowing of its exploding gas tank. A well-known, […]
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If you took the August LSAT, you should have received your LSAT score this week. After reviewing your LSAT score, you may be contemplating your next step. Here are my suggestions, depending upon your situation:
It’s just around the corner: if you plan to begin law school in Fall 2027, it’s time to begin thinking about the application process! Law school application deadlines vary, so you may want to see this 2027 law school application deadlines for all law schools for the dates of any specific law schools. Here are […]
Not surprisingly, the UC faculty has determined that the temporary decision to not use standardized tests (the SAT and ACT) was an abysmal failure. The faculty overwhelmingly voted to return to the requirement of using these standardized tests after seeing the dramatic drop in quality of college applicants. You can read the article here. Fortunately, […]
The LSAT Is The Most Important Factor In Your Law School Application Most serious pre-law students know that the LSAT is the single biggest factor affecting (1) your success in getting acceptance offers from law schools, and (2) the potential size of law school merit-based scholarships that can exceed $200,000. In that sense, the LSAT […]
2026 Law School Rankings – General Thoughts Law school rankings are highly subjective and always must be taken with a grain of salt. That became even more true when many of the elite law schools recently (1) took issue with the whole ranking process, and (2) began refusing to cooperate with US News and World […]
The Two Most Important Factors Influencing Law School Admissions A student’s highest LSAT score and cumulative undergraduate GPA are, by far, the two most important factors determining which law schools they will be admitted into and the size of any potential merit-based scholarship. For example, the difference between a 155 and a 165 can dramatically […]
This blog compares ScoreItUp to 7Sage and LSAT Demon, two widely referenced LSAT prep programs that emphasize the use of AI and adaptive tools. It highlights differences in teaching approach, course structure, and student experience to help prospective LSAT students make an informed choice. If you’re preparing for the LSAT, you’ve likely encountered several prep […]
If you took the February LSAT, you should have received your LSAT score this week. After reviewing your LSAT score, you may be contemplating your next step. Here are my suggestions, depending upon your situation:
One of the things that I enjoy most about running ScoreItUp is the constantly evolving nature of LSAT Prep, and the ability to refine and improve upon ScoreItUp courses each year. Here are 10 exciting new ScoreItUp additions and updates for 2026: Drills-Focused Live Courses: In addition to ScoreItUp’s comprehensive Full Courses (recommended for most […]



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