Ready to take the LSAT at home on your own computer? Last year, The Law School Admission Council (LSAC) announced that starting with the September 21, 2019 test date, the LSAT would be fully digital. Candidates began taking the LSAT on Microsoft Surface Go tablets provided by testing centers in July 2019. Due to testing center closures… Read more »
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Strategic Insights on Recent Trends in Admission and TestingRemote Testing for GRE, GMAT, LSAT, MCAT Now Available
What prospective graduate students can expect when taking the GRE, GMAT, LSAT, or MCAT online. Graduate entrance exams are adapting to meet the needs of students preparing to apply for graduate school while they follow social distancing recommendations at home. Most graduate exams are offering rescheduling for students who were planning to take their exam… Read more »
Reflections on Taking the GMAT Online Exam
I took the GMAT online exam. Here are my tips to help you prepare. Due to the temporary closure of test centers in response to COVID-19, the GMAT is now available in an online format that can be taken at home. I took the exam myself last week to get a feel for what my students… Read more »
Why You Should Take the GRE General Test at Home
Taking the GRE at home proves to be a stress-free experience Due to the shutdown of many test centers that offer the GRE, ETS is temporarily offering a GRE General Test at Home (“At Home GRE”) option. The test is identical in content, format and on-screen experience to the GRE General Test taken at a… Read more »
What makes a college essay stand out?
Your writing voice is unique to you. The phrase “be creative!” can be very intimidating; many people think it means you have to be ultra-clever or 100% original (which is simply impossible). What being creative actually means is creating something that is authentically YOU. That is all. And since no one has your voice or… Read more »