What is the LSAT: Interview with LSAT Guru Steve Schwartz
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- Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
- Learn about the LSAT, including tips for improving your score. Interview with Steve Schwartz, who has been helping people improve their LSAT scores since 2005.
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What are you doing to prepare for the LSAT, or share what you did to prepare for it.
Thanks for having me on - it was great to speak with you and talk all things LSAT!
Glad to have you share your expertise.
Thanks again for another informative video. I hope that by next year, I can reach out for law school enrollment!!!
You got this!
@@Learnlawbetter With your expertise being presented in the midst of the pandemic, I hope so.
Thank you for another good video
You are welcome.
Thank you for your video
I am studying for the LSAT, in fact I went to LSAC (Law Hub) and bought the year’y subscription that allows me to have 75 practice exams (timed). I plan on spending the entire year (since my last undergrad semester) and I would like to score 170-175 on LSAT. I learned from LegalEagle to take some these practice exams with distractions and some without, to train your brain into focusing on the exam…
What do you suggest on that process?
I am up and with my grade
Homeschooling i9 what's I am doing right now
Hi professor. Perhaps you could help me. I currently have a LSAT score of 153 and a good GPA. I’m planning on applying to law school this year and am terrified that my LSAT will not be accepted for being too old (nearly 2 years now). Should I be worried?
You will get into many law schools.
My question is why they don't have classes with disability people's
Law schools provide accommodations for those with disabilities. I suppose if there was enough demand, maybe a law school might have classes for people with one type of disability. But even then, those with disabilities might want to attend other law schools.