Khan for LSAT
Khan for LSAT Khan academy and LSAC (creators of the LSAT) have joined forces to create free LSAT prep material on Khan academy that will include thousands of real, retired, LSAT questions.
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LSAT follows GMAT Goes Digital
LSAT follows GMAT Goes Digital Suspiciously soon after the GMAT (and GRE) were brought into the law school admissions test circle of trust, the LSAT, reigning emperor of law school entrance exams, is adding convenience features for test takers. July 2019 will usher in the era of digital LSAT.
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GMAT for Law School
GMAT now accepted at the University of Pennsylvania Law School That’s right. The GRE isn’t the only entrance exam testing new horizons. The GMAT is now accepted for law school admissions at Upenn.
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Can you use a calculator on the GMAT?
Can you use a calculator on the GMAT? You can’t use a calculator on the the GMAT math section. And, GMAT quant questions are designed so that you don’t need to use a calculator. Would a calculator make the GMAT math easier? A little. However, a lot of what’s difficult about the GMAT has little
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550 to 700 GMAT in a month?
550 to 700 in (less than) a month Steve was an Indian male working in finance in NYC. He’d soldiered through a Manhattan GMAT class but despite his efforts had only mustered a GMAT 550 – a distant cousin of the 700+ he needed for a solid shot at admission to HBS (his dream school).
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