I think the best thing you can do to prepare for the lsat is take a lot of practice lsats. I took a prep course before I took the test and I did just fine. The prep course basically consisted of 10 practice tests, three of which we took in a simulated testing environment. Don't listen to the people who say they didn't need to study and still did really well, they're not the norm. You can improve your scores on all of those standardized tests by studying.

I never ended up applying to law school, but I don't think you can ever go wrong with more education. I worked at a law firm for awhile and my experience there was partly to blame for dissuading me from applying to law school. It was a small firm and the lawyers there were the most unhappy people I think I've ever met.

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