A free guide to free resources ​for preparing for medical or law school.
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LSAT/Application Resources
Reddit/Online Forums:
https://www.reddit.com/r/lawschooladmissions/
An online message board for prospective law students. Generally used to post admissions results/updates, and to source advice or information. Look out for Q&As offered by law school admissions offices, or by consulting firms. They may provide helpful tips.
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https://www.reddit.com/r/LawSchool/
An online message board for current law students and lawyers. Browse this subreddit for information on the realities of law school. Each week, they dedicate a day for questions from incoming law students, which can be especially helpful.
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https://www.top-law-schools.com/
Top Law Schools (TLS) is an online message board governing all things law school (admissions and beyond). A bit outdated, and a less familiar interface than Reddit, but still contains helpful tidbits of information.
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LSAT (Free & paid options available, study plans, practice problems, etc). :
https://lsat.magoosh.com/?_ga=2.255708488.1148093997.1624474496-1386400562.1624474496
Magoosh is an online test prep resource offering both paid and free options for LSAT takers.
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7sage is an online test prep resource offering both paid and free options for LSAT takers.
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https://www.khanacademy.org/prep/lsat
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Tuition/Cost of Living Estimates AND Jobs Outcomes:
https://www.lawschooltransparency.com/
Law School Transparency offers helpful information regarding cost of attendance and employment outcomes. Go to LST Reports, and compare by school! Information is up-to-date regarding most recent job outcomes, costs of attendance, etc.
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Additional Info (509 Reports):
http://www.abarequireddisclosures.org/Disclosure509.aspx
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American Bar Association (ABA) reports offer helpful information regarding class sizes, GPA/LSAT statistics for each school (including avg. accepted stats for transfer students) attrition, and diversity.
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Admissions/Scholarship Outcomes:
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MYLSN and Law School Numbers (LSN) provide data on admissions outcomes, uploaded voluntarily by law school applicants. They should serve as general guideposts for applicants to get a sense of their chances at admission/waitlist/rejection, and of potential scholarship offers.
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