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In an era of reckoning for standardized tests, big changes are coming to the LSAT.

Prospective graduate students are in for some relief!

Your social media presence can make or break you. Whether you’re still in high school, or you’ve graduated college and are looking for a job, here is what you need keep in mind.

As the debate over the ACT and SAT drags on, so does that of the LSAT. Now, a group of law school deans have proposed a compromise.

It should come as no surprise that the debate between a bunch of lawyers about LSAT requirements continues to drag on with no clear end in sight. Here we break down the latest updates.

The LSAT is here to stay…for now. Here we break down the debate thus far, and what opponents and proponents of the LSAT can do next.

While applying to medical school can seem like an uphill task, there are some tips you can use to ease the process.

After submitting your law school applications, there are a few things that you can do while you wait to receive your admission results.

Following Harvard’s lead, even more medical schools have opted to pull out of the U.S. News and World Report rankings.

While it’s important to not overdue it on screen-time, social media can help prospective students make more informed decisions before applying to college or grad school.

Not long after Harvard Law parted ways from U.S. News and World Report rankings, Harvard Medical follows suit.

Applying to law school is a lengthy, daunting process. With careful planning and the right help, however, it can be a little less arduous.

Recently, there has been a downward trend in MBA program applications. What does that mean for you?

College is such a whirlwind of changes and new opportunities, it’s no wonder students too-often let their grades slip. But a C in college can be just as, if not more, disastrous than a C in high school.

A new policy has been proposed to eliminate the testing requirements to get into Law Schools.

It started with Harvard and Yale Law. Now, many other schools are beginning to follow suit in parting ways with the US News and World Report rankings.

It’s been a rough year for the U.S. News and World Report. Top colleges seem to be through with the ranking shenanigans.