Lsatblog.blogspot.com Website Review

i su*k at making websites, but i don't su*k at the lsat (anymore) after working as a professional lsat coach for a few years, i noticed something: let's face it - their websites are just to advertise their prep clas*es.  i didn't have the resources they do, but i wanted to create a free alternative to their $1,500 clas*es. because i wanted to help everyone who can't afford clas*es and coaching when i first started studying, i really wanted to score 170+ and get into a top law school.. i spent a miserable year studying every lsat book i could find and every lsat question ever released before i finally got my 175. after helping others through the process for a few years, i knew there had to be an easier way. so i started this site in order to create something free that covered (almost) everything you need to know in order to get a top score. obviously, i'm not winning any awards for site design - this is nowhere close to being as fancy and polished as the big guys. but i hope you'll agree that what matters more than how the site looks is the how helpful the information is. for example, i've written 1,000+ detailed articles and organized them in this giant page of free stuff and, if you're looking for something that goes even de*per...(get ready for sales pitch) over more than a decade, i've helped thousands of students win large scholarships and get into the law schools of their dreams, and i want (so...what i mean is, these are worth checking out if you're willing to make the investment in yourself.) p.s. actually, that's pretty much it. feel free to reach out if you have questions or just want to say hi. all actual lsat content used within this work is used with the permission of law school admission council, inc., box 2000, newtown, pa 18940, the copyright owner. lsac does not review or endorse specific test preparation materials or services and inclusion of lsac content within this work does not imply the endorsement of lsac. lsat is a registered trademark of lsac.