r/LSATprep↗
LSAT Prep
A place for LSAT students to discuss LSAT prep tips and strategies. We're small but active and focused on the study process. Welcome, and please post if you have a question or a tip. The aim here is for a more focused community than /r/LSAT. Key differences: No boast posts, no memes, no test day posts, limited rants/vents. Those all have a place on /r/LSAT. The goal is to keep /r/lsatprep focused on the prep process itself.
5.2k subscribers78 posts / mo in Sep 202667 authors / mosince 2013
r/LSATprep has 5.2k members. It gets about 78 posts a month from 67 people. Top topics: LSAT Podcasts & Tutoring, LSAT Prep and LSAT Prep.
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- LSAT Podcasts & Tutoring10%
- LSAT Prep9.3%
- LSAT Prep7.8%
- LSAT Preparation & Advice2.9%
- LSAT Retake Reapply1.7%
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