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Navigating Law School Podcast (with our very own Miriam Ingber, Dean of Admissions at Yale!).

7Sage Discussion (While this is a forum with lots of members, it’s also fairly well-moderated and often will have posts from the 7Sage team of experts).

Reddit Thread of Compiled Resources (This is good!).

Take what is useful to you and leave the rest. And some of these forums can have negative attitudes that aren’t always helpful, or make proclamations about your “chances” without knowing anything about you. Many people posting in the forums are applicants, not admits or admissions counselors or officials. But you should also take all forums with a grain of salt. Law school admissions forums can be especially helpful for those of us who may not have friends, family, or coworkers familiar with the process. You might be curious about law school forums, drawn to their flickering light like a moth. PowerScore Free Law School Admissions Help Law School Transparency (Understand what law schools actually cost and how students perform post-grad)

Top 6 Ways to Get Law School Application Fee Waivers .You can also get fee waivers for the rest of the application process, too. While it’s not a total solution, you can apply for fee waivers if you’re eligible! Here’s a guide: Kaplan Guide to LSAT Fee Waivers Taking the LSAT is also expensive, which is one of the reasons that it acts as a barrier to socioeconomic, racial, and cultural diversity in the law. Paying for the LSAT and Application Process Applying for disability accommodations: Kaplan Guide to LSAT Accommodations.Here are a few to start with: Thinking LSAT and the Powerscore LSAT podcast Podcasts can be a great option if you’re more of an auditory learner.YouTube (More general training, but people have tons of good advice if you’re more of a visual learner).PowerScore Forums (Use this to review questions-people provide explanations!).Khan Academy’s Free LSAT Prep (Free, excellent prep course).LSAC’s Free Resources (Free, but limited).Remember, the LSAT isn’t a measure of your intelligence or ability to succeed in law school. But while we want to work toward a day when standardized testing is more equitable, in the meantime, there are good free resources available. It’s important even though the LSAT privileges those of higher socioeconomic status, is built on top of existing structural racial and cultural biases, and has a history of failing to meet disability accommodations.

Your LSAT score is one of the most important parts of your application.