The LSAT Skill Some People Will Tell You to Skip

No, we have LSAT news.

We have extremely exciting LSAT, uh, pivotal LSAT news to go over.

Ethan, do you wanna, do you wanna take us through it?

Yeah.

It's not exciting.

It's kind of like, is it bad? What, what is it?

Is it good? Is it boring?

Well, my hot take on it-

I don't even know about it

... is that it's actually really, really good news.

Interesting.

Though your ability to discern why it's good news or care about why it's good news is somewhat limited to understanding the issue deeply, even though there's not that much to understand.

But-

But-So-

I'm so excited

... for-

What could it be?

For, for, for literal decades, it was the case where if you're applying to law school, which, you know, if you're listening to this, I, I think that's probably a little on your radar.

So if you're applying to law school, you, you have your LSAT, but you also have your GPA.

That's the other, you know, really important number.

I- in, in some ways just as important, in some ways more, in some ways a little less.

It kinda depends.

Another important number.

In order to apply to law school, you need to have your GPA converted from what your school says the GPA is to what LSAC says your GPA is.

They can't just take their word for it.