Just a reminder — you have until Tuesday, May 8, to register for the June 11 LSAT.
The June LSAT is your last chance to take the test before September. The advantage to taking the test now is that you would have your test score in time to factor it into your law school selection and application strategy.
Two relatively minor changes are being introduced to the LSAT in June: 1) the writing section of the test will present only decision prompts, instead of either a decision or an argument prompt; and 2) at least one comparative reading question will be added to the reading comprehension part of the test. The LSAC has posted a new sample test to its website that includes a sample comparative reading question. If you’re taking the LSAT in June or later, make sure your test prep includes that updated material.
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