ABA Pumps The Brakes On LSAT Alternative
Standardized tests are still your best path to law school.
Yeah, The LSAT Still Gives You An Advantage In Law School Admissions
Law school admissions officers dish on what they *really* think about the GRE.
From ‘Associate’ To ‘Doppelganger’: The Evolution Of The Legal AI Persona
Confronting Biglaw’s ‘snake eating its own tail’ problem.
Don’t Freak Out About Applying To Law School During The Pandemic
The LSAT-Flex may be your only option, but it's a solid one.
COVID’s Impact On Law School Admissions
Online courses, deferment, LSAT Flex... law school admissions enter a period of uncertainty.
Now You Can Pay To Know Your LSAT Score Before It Gets Reported To Law Schools
With the option to cancel if you don't like your score.
The Cutthroat Nature Of Law School Means Pass/Fail Grades Aren’t Likely To Last Past The Pandemic
COVID-19 isn't big enough to change law school grades permanently.
Managing Partners are Navigating the AI Inflection Point.
New executive research from Ari Kaplan explores how law firm leaders are responding to changing client expectations, evolving economics, talent transformation, and AI governance.
At-Home LSAT Is Coming Next Month
COVID-19 is changing law school admissions.
Law Schools Still Benefitting From The Chaotic Political Climate
At least someone, besides Republicans, is benefiting from our crazy political times.
Law Schools Weigh In With Collective ‘Meh’ On New US News Rankings
Maybe not everything needs to be ranked.
Holy Crap! A Ton Of Wannabe Law School Students Got Cold Feet
There were historic rates of LSAT score cancellation.
Why Bigger Legal Budgets Buy Less Relief Than Ever
Introducing Axiom’s 2027 In-House Legal Budget Report. Read on to see the details.
So, What Do Law School Hopefuls Think About The New Digital LSAT?
Students report the first digital LSAT went pretty well.
Wanna Go To Law School? What You Need To Know About The First-Ever Digital LSAT
Are you ready for the LSAT on a tablet?
Law School Rankings Aren’t All That For Prospective Students
It really all comes down to money.
Law Schools Think Politics Is Driving Applications, But They Aren’t Sure That’s A Great Idea
Why do you want to go to law school?
If You Want To Be A Lawyer, You Probably Want To Vote Too
Ninety-three percent of registered voters age 18-29 preparing for law or other professional school are planning on voting.