Prepping for the AP Government Test Are you studying for the Advanced Placement Government Exam? Reading up on the separation of powers and Federalist 51? Marks Education has compiled four tips to help you get your best score. First, the basics: 1. Know the format of the exam and what to expect AP US Government… Read more »
Part One: How can Skipping Questions on the GRE Help You? Skipping difficult and time-consuming questions and returning to them later is one of the most important strategies to use on the GRE, but it’s one that makes many students anxious. It often feels like a failure or an admission of defeat, and that… Read more »
Many Law Schools are accepting the GRE in place of the LSAT If you are planning to apply to law school in the next few years, you are probably thinking about taking a standardized test. Since its introduction in 1948, the LSAT has been a time-honored and much feared rite of passage. Recently, things have… Read more »
When is the best time to start preparing for the LSAT? Thinking of taking the August LSAT? Then it’s a good idea to get started ASAP if you haven’t already. Starting now gives you about 6 weeks to prepare, which may be enough if you’re able to spend 10-20 hours a week preparing. If you’re… Read more »
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 began offering a GRE General Test at Home (“At Home GRE”) option in late Spring 2020. The test is identical in content, format and on-screen experience to the GRE General Test… Read more »
Business School Admission Requirements Streamlined Marks Education is excited to announce a new resource on our website that will make planning for graduate school even easier. Prospective MBA students now have access to our research on business school admissions statistics and requirements. Got a question about what percentage of Wharton applicants use the GRE rather… Read more »
Law School Admission Requirements Streamlined Marks Education is happy to announce a new resource on our website that will make the law school application process even more manageable. JD bound students now have access to our database of research on admissions statistics and requirements for top law programs across the country. Got a question about… Read more »
Ready to take the LSAT online? 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 now take the LSAT on Microsoft Surface Go tablets provided by testing centers. As part of the transition to digital testing, half of all… Read more »
It’s Easier to Apply for—and Complete—a Joint JD-MBA Degree Than Ever Before Applying to a joint JD-MBA degree explained In a world where global commerce and rapid technological growth has become the norm, the realms of business and law increasingly overlap. And each year at Marks Education, we advise more and more college graduates… Read more »
In our second part, Sarah Newport talks about her favorite meditation app, Calm. The benefits of meditation can’t be overstated. Studies show that regular meditation practice reduces stress, anxiety and other mental health issues such as phobias, depression and obsessive-compulsive behaviors. It promotes positive thinking, increases attention span and focus, reduces memory loss, fights… Read more »
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