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In this episode of Break Into Law School, we are going to be talking about how to make a plan for your law school applications. We're going to touch on three different things.

We're going to talk about how to make a plan for your LSAT and for studying. We're going to talk about how to make a plan for your letters of recommendation. And we're going to be talking about how to make a plan for your law school personal statement and optional essays. 

Mindfulness for Academic Achievement Course: https://granitetestprep.com/mindfulness-for-academic-achievement/

Information on Four Section LSAT: https://lsatblog.blogspot.com/p/4-section-online-lsat-faq.html 

Logic Games Pro: https://www.logicgamespro.com/ 

This episode of Break into Law School is all about using mindfulness to score higher on your LSAT exam. And I'm so excited that I have with me. Grantly Neely the owner and founder of Granite Test Prep in Nashville, Tennessee, here to talk to us about mindfulness.

You can find Granite's Mindfulness for Academic Achievement Course here: https://granitetestprep.com/mindfulness-for-academic-achievement/

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This episode of Break into Law School is going to talk about how to write and structure an effective GPA or LSAT addendum for your law school applications. Have a question you want to be answered? Submit your questions to bit.ly/breakintolawschool

When is the best time to apply to law school and is now too late? I'm going to break down three different stages of timing. What is considered early. What is considered on time. And what is really starting to push it and be a little bit too late to maximize your chances for acceptance and for scholarship. 

Welcome to Break into Law School, a show all about helping you understand the landscape of law school admissions. This episode of break into law school is going to start at the basics. Is law school for you and what can you do with your JD? We are going to be covering three different ways you can determine if law school is a good career path for you and discuss the different jobs, legal and non-legal you can do with a JD degree.