The Law School Admission Council has officially returned the LSAT to a fully in-person format. After years of remote and hybrid options, every test-taker will now walk into a physical testing center on exam day. For some students, this change may feel intimidating. For others, it’s a relief. At JurisPrep, we’ve seen both reactions, and after working with hundreds of students, we believe in-person testing can actually provide a competitive advantage when you prepare for it intentionally. One...

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