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A brief note on anticipated WL movement, worries of lack thereof, and in general how the summer may play out.

2013-2014 admissions cycle data update.

A current BU Law student shares their experience.

A brief update on this cycle, and next, in respect to new client availability/capacity. For new 2014/2015 clients (i.e. next cycle) we have numerous opening. Services include both Karen & Mike, as well as either Karen or Mike individually. We anticipate on having availability to take on 2014/2015 clients throughout the summer. For new 2013/2014 the following represents our current status as of 4/10/2014. Scholarship negotiation –We are at capacity and unable to take on new clients as of this

In honor of this week’s Game of Thrones Season 7 premier, we present the following psychometrically valid projections. Blood Raven — 180. I don’t know who this is. I read the first book a few months after it came out and have had to wait while George R.R. Martin beta tested EverQuest 2 and 23 hour naps a day between each book writing, so my reads have been incredibly spaced out. I think he was like a sorcerer/advisor to the Targaryen dynasty. Or maybe he then morphed into the Three-eyed Raven -

A quick heads-up from our sources inside LSAC. Starting this Sept, 2014′s test administration (http://www.lsac.org/docs/default-source/jd-docs/testdateweb.pdf ) The Law School Admissions Council (LSAC) will be adding a new dimension to their test. This will be an additional 35 minutes — and will not replace, but rather compliment, the existing sections. The new test-area will be on visual-spatial intelligence, developed in partnership with The National Science Foundation (http://spatiallear

Thoughts on law schools ranking their waitlisted applicants.

Motivation.

The 2013-2014 law school admissions cycle isn’t over yet, but we can already discern a few prominent characteristics that separate this year from years past.