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name Robert Vander is an LSAT prep course instructor, blogger, and internet marketer. He writes about LSAT tips and strategies and works for the only LSAT prep course created and taught exclusively by Harvard Law School graduates.

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Trends in Online Education Will Create A New Educational Environment

27th January 2011
It is easy to look at online education as a lesser alternative to the traditional educational environment. This may be true in some cases, but certainly not all, as more and more entities begin to offer options online. In fact, by some measures, 66% o... Read >
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Is law school for me?

25th January 2011
Many students get good grades in college, prepare for the LSAT, and work hard on their law school applications, yet don’t necessarily have a strong idea about the underlying question they should be asking: “Is law school for me?" To be sure, some student... Read >
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Why You Should Study for the LSAT Online

03rd November 2010
There are many options for studying for the LSAT, such as personal tutors, classroom LSAT courses, and studying for the LSAT online. Depending on your budget, the amount of time you want to practice, and other factors, one of these options may be better... Read >
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Why Online LSAT Prep is More Affordable than Traditional LSAT Prep

03rd November 2010
If you have been shopping around for the right LSAT Course, you know that many of the corporate LSAT courses out there charge outrageous fees to take their LSAT course. These companies have overcharged would-be law students for so long that they have tak... Read >
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Online LSAT Courses vs. Regular LSAT Courses: Which is Better?

03rd November 2010
Back in the early days of the LSAT, online LSAT courses did not exist -- you either did a classroom LSAT course or you studied materials on your own. Students today have the option of choosing between classroom LSAT courses and online LSAT courses, and m... Read >