This is not hyperbole. The 2025-2026 law school admissions cycle is genuinely historic in its competitiveness, and if you are sitting on a waitlist wondering why, the answer is not you — it is the math. LSAC's Susan Krinsky, Executive Vice President, reported in April 2026 that over 75,000 individuals had applied to at least one law school this cycle — compared to an average of just over 59,000 in the prior four years. That is a 27% increase in the applicant base in a single

You have a 165 LSAT — a score that puts you in the 91st percentile of every person who has ever sat for this exam. You also have a 2.9 GPA, which at many schools falls below the 25th percentile of admitted students. Welcome to the splitter experience: your numbers are telling two completely different stories, and your job is to make sure admissions committees read the right one.

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Here’s the honest truth: your 3.4 GPA puts you in range at many schools. Your 150 LSAT puts you below range at many others. Your strategy determines what happens next.

Preparing for the LSAT can feel overwhelming, especially if you have learning differences or test anxiety. I understand how important it is to have a clear, manageable plan that fits your unique needs. That’s why I want to share everything you need to know about the LSAT Boss live class timing and how it can help you prepare effectively. When you know exactly when and how the classes are scheduled, you can plan your study time better. This reduces stress and helps you stay o

By Shana R. Ginsburg, Esq. — Founder & President, LSAT Boss / Ginsburg Advanced Tutoring Silver Spring, MD · LSAT Prep · Law School Admissions · Bar Exam Support · Neurodiverse Learners When prospective law students find Ginsburg Advanced, they’re usually thinking about one thing: the LSAT. They want a score. They want to get into law school. They want to start. What they often don’t realize—and what we help them see early—is that the LSAT is not the beginning of a sprint. It

By Shana R. Ginsburg, Esq. — Founder & President, LSAT Boss / Ginsburg Advanced Tutoring The Reading Problem Nobody Talks About There's a specific torture built into the LSAT for students with ADHD, dyslexia, or processing differences. It goes like this: you read a Logical Reasoning stimulus or a Reading Comprehension passage from beginning to end. You feel your eyes hitting every line. And then you look at the question and realize—genuinely—that you have no idea what you jus

Updated March 2026 The Program Built for Learners Who Were Left Behind by Everyone Else Most LSAT prep companies were built for the average test-taker. Ginsburg Advanced and the LSAT Boss program were built for everyone else — the students with ADHD, test anxiety, dyslexia, processing differences, and learning disabilities who tried the big-name courses and still felt unseen. Since 2016, Shana Ginsburg, Esq. — disability attorney, certified teacher, and 99th percentile LSAT s

Quick Answer: Most students need 3–6 months of consistent study to see meaningful LSAT improvement. Students with ADHD, test anxiety, or learning differences often benefit from 6–12 months with a specialized tutor — and that extended timeline is a strategic advantage, not a setback.

If you have been putting in hours of study but your LSAT Logical Reasoning (LR) score refuses to budge, the issue might not be what you expect. It’s not just about your logic skills, reading speed, or timing. Many students get stuck because they don’t truly know the LR question types well enough to recognize them quickly during the test. This confusion leads to mixing up strategies, which causes incorrect approaches and stalls score improvement.

When preparing for the LSAT, many students believe that once they receive accommodations, their needs are fully met. However, this is often not the case. Many test-takers are under-accommodated without realizing it, which can lead to cognitive fatigue, anxiety spikes, reduced accuracy, and performance that reflects disability-based barriers rather than true ability. Understanding the full scope of accommodations available can make a significant difference in your testing expe