It has now been a couple weeks since I returned from my unforgettable semester studying abroad in Rome.  Since home I have visited Walsh U on a few occasions, and I was actually able to re-join my intramural flag football team for the last two weeks of the season.  Our team, ”The Gods and the General”,  in an epic championship game took home the top prize as Champions!  Besides that, what I have been doing with the bulk of my time is working towards a good LSAT score.  This task is what much of this blog will be about so if interested in Law school read on, if not thanks for stopping by ha. 

Since October 26, and for the next month I am enrolled in Kaplan’s Law School Admission Test preparation course.  It is a intensive course that meets three times a week in either a physical or virtual classroom with instructors and students from across the world.  So far it has been quite grueling, but if you dont mind a challenge and could use some extra help getting into Law school then I highly recommend this program.  The sad truth about applying to Law school is that your undergraduate GPA, however high doesnt do you very good, in fact youre GPA can really only hurt you!  This test is THE deciding factor on whether or not you get into a law school, your desired law school, and most importantly is the difference between extravagant tuition fees or scholarships to keep you from having loans until you’re 100 years old.  To find out more about this course, which I have found very helpful so far, you can check it out at Kaptest.com or call 1800-kaptest. 

Wow, I didnt want to just focus mainly on the LSAT and advocate my savior Kaplan, but to tell you the truth it is the only thing on my mind right now.  If anyone is interested, or can help me with preparing for the LSAT and law school after that, please let me know and I’ll keep updating my progress throughout this long journey.  Anyway, it’s nice to be home and back at the daily grind that is working towards your future.  Good luck with all your endeavours throughout the rest of the fall semester. Remember, Christmas break isnt that far away!