Our April LSAT review podcast is here! @JonMDenning & Dave Killoran provide their overall test impressions, difficulty analysis for all sections, real vs. experimental content info, and scoring scale predictions. On our blog or any podcast outlet: blog.powerscore.com/lsat/podcast-e…

Our very own Dave Killoran is featured in this recent Law.com article with thoughts on the new methodologies behind the latest US News 'Best Law Schools' rankings list.

As of 5PM ET, about 4,900 people have started the LSAT today, and about 3,300 have finished so far.

Reminder: two people having the same section order does not mean they had the same test content. Many different test forms in use currently.

As of 1PM ET, about 2,900 people have started the LSAT today, and about 1,300 have finished so far.

About 5,400 people will test today, so surprisingly smaller than Friday!

As of 9PM ET, about 5,100 people have started the LSAT today, and about 4,000 have finished so far.

Seeing some search issues with the search tool. It’s often been glitchy in the past but getting reports that it’s not working for some people.

That’s the final update for today!

As of 1PM ET, about 3,400 people have started the LSAT today, and about 1,700 have finished so far.

About 5,900 people will test today!

As of 9PM ET, about 6,100 people have started the LSAT today, and about 5,400 have finished so far.

That’s the final update for today! Very smooth overall on a systemic level.

As of 1PM ET, about 3,600 people have started the LSAT today, and about 1,600 have finished so far.

So far there are no known systemic issues. Fingers crossed that stays the same!

As of 10AM ET, about 1,500 people have started the LSAT today, and about 25 have finished so far.

This is a big exam for April: about 17,500 people will test over the three days!

Good luck to everyone taking the LSAT today!

Hopefully things go smoothly, but if you have problems these are LSAC's two helpline phone numbers for this test:

◉ 855-296-7479
◉ 215-966-6640

Please let us know how it went!

Important reminders for the April LSAT!

Remote takers:

• You can have 6 sheets of 8.5' x 11' scratch paper⁠—blank, lined, or graph
• Pens/Pencils/Mech Pencils/Highlighter are all fine
• Soft foam earplugs can be used
• Drink of any type in a clear container is approved…

US News law rankings are now out! Biggest riser in the T14 is Virginia, up 4 spots into a tie for 4th. Biggest fall is NYU, down 4 spots into a tie for 9th. As always, these rankings are made up and arbitrary.

usnews.com/best-graduate-…

Law school admissions update: Current law school applicant volume remains UP 5.0% (2,651 applicants). This has been steady for a few weeks now and will likely end near this number. Higher applicant volumes typically mean a more competitive cycle.

LSAT scores in the 170s continue…

Logic Games are being removed from the LSAT starting this August. What will this mean for LSAT scores and the future of law school admissions? We had a conversation with Dave Killoran of PowerScore LSAT Prep to discuss—link to the podcast episode below.

Our new podcast episode is out now! Dave Killoran & @JonMDenning have all of the info you need about the new LSAT Writing format that'll be instated later this year, plus initial thoughts on how to attack it: blog.powerscore.com/lsat/podcast-e…

The new USNews law rankings are coming on April 9th. My thoughts on what will happen here: law.com/2024/03/21/us-….

There will be rankings movement coming as U.S. News is expected to make changes to their methodology.

For those wondering how the 'new' LSAT PrepTests 101-158 were formed, this quick reference table shows where the content of each came from:

lsac.zendesk.com/hc/article_att…

Breaking. Per US News (The Morse Code Blog) law school rankings will be released April 9th. As I’ve alluded to before, I think they will make methodological changes so none of the predictions any of us have made will be spot on.