June 2008 LSAT Scores
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Are you wondering how you did on the June 2008 LSAT
test? You'll know soon enough scores start getting
mailed out beginning on July 7, 2008.
Here is one resource test takers should know about:
Law School Discussion Forum - this forum has a
specially designated place to discuss June LSAT results
with a former Ivy League Admissions officer.
If you're worried about how you did on the test you are
over reacting big time. Law school applications are
generally way down in law schools throughout the
United States and this has been the trend for the last
few years. This means that minimum LSAT scores and
minimum GPAs (and averages) of the incoming classes
of 2008-08 will be lower than what you will find
published by U.S. News and World Report and by the
schools themselves. So, be sure to aim high!
Plus, if you are a second time test taker or are really
concerned that you won't get into a top law school,
there are a few simple steps you can take that will help
you going forward.
First, buy Covert Tactics for law school admissions tips.
You can thank me later. This concise ebook (available
instantly upon purchase) will give you the tips you need
to gain entrance to top law schools in the United States.
This book was first recommended to me by a student
who sent in an email and subsequently we have
consistently received word that it is a top resource for
may prospective students. For just $9.99 you can't go
wrong!
Second, use this site to research potential law schools.
Somewhere there is the perfect law school for you that
will take you as is despite your LSAT score or GPA.
You just need to find it.
test? You'll know soon enough scores start getting
mailed out beginning on July 7, 2008.
Here is one resource test takers should know about:
Law School Discussion Forum - this forum has a
specially designated place to discuss June LSAT results
with a former Ivy League Admissions officer.
If you're worried about how you did on the test you are
over reacting big time. Law school applications are
generally way down in law schools throughout the
United States and this has been the trend for the last
few years. This means that minimum LSAT scores and
minimum GPAs (and averages) of the incoming classes
of 2008-08 will be lower than what you will find
published by U.S. News and World Report and by the
schools themselves. So, be sure to aim high!
Plus, if you are a second time test taker or are really
concerned that you won't get into a top law school,
there are a few simple steps you can take that will help
you going forward.
First, buy Covert Tactics for law school admissions tips.
You can thank me later. This concise ebook (available
instantly upon purchase) will give you the tips you need
to gain entrance to top law schools in the United States.
This book was first recommended to me by a student
who sent in an email and subsequently we have
consistently received word that it is a top resource for
may prospective students. For just $9.99 you can't go
wrong!
Second, use this site to research potential law schools.
Somewhere there is the perfect law school for you that
will take you as is despite your LSAT score or GPA.
You just need to find it.
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