In case you needed more incentive to study for the LSAT, check out this article in the New York Times. In a nut shell, the article highlights a number of students who have graduated from law schools outside the top 25-50 schools with abysmal job prospects but huge debt.
The article acknowledges that the high-paying jobs tend to go to students from top law schools. Since nothing can keep someone out of a top tier law school easier than a …

Too many students fail to approach studying for the LSAT with the frame of mind needed to improve their LSAT score. These students will take a diagnostic exam, and then will become upset when they score poorly. They will half heartedly try to learn some of the logical principles tested on the exam, but, when they are not able to immediately grasp these principles, they will become even more disenchanted with the LSAT. In short, they do …

Thousands of students who are close to taking the LSAT experience a lot of LSAT anxiety.  This is normal.  The huge importance of your LSAT score in gaining admission to law school is bound to foster a lot of LSAT anxiety in students.  So don’t let the fact that you are experiencing anxiety make you feel even more anxious.  You are just like everyone else in this regard.
A Quick Tip on LSAT Anxiety
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For many students, the biggest obstacle to a good LSAT score is a psychological one: dealing with their own LSAT anxiety and LSAT stress. Many students are understandably experience a lot of LSAT anxiety.  For those out there wondering: this is totally normal.  You are not unique.  The LSAT is a huge determinant of which law school you will attend.  Therefore, it is no surprise that many students will experience some form of LSAT anxiety or LSAT stress along the …