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The June 2013 LSAT for Fall 2013 Admissions?  What’s Up with That?

May 24, 2013 • Comments

Ordinarily, the June LSAT is the first LSAT for the law school admissions cycle the following year; so, most people taking the June 2013 LSAT are doing it to apply for admission to law school in 2014.  That’s because, usually, almost no law schools accept the June LSAT for admissions a couple of months away.

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Happy Holidays!

December 24, 2010 • Comments

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Happy July 4!

July 02, 2010 • Comments

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