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Aspiring lawyers can discover a wide range of tips for preparing for the Law School Admission Test (LSAT) through a brand-new page on a popular higher education–focused microsite by law student Menos Hiras.
The new microsite page, which was added as part of Hiras’s March 2021 website expansion project, can be found at www.menoshiras.com/blog/menos-hiras-preparing-for-the-lsat. Hiras said he decided to expand the site due to the major online success it has achieved since its 2020 release. The website has secured first-page rankings for multiple keywords and has therefore generated a significant amount of online traffic during the past few months. In addition, Hiras implemented changes to the site in early 2021 to further enhance its intuitiveness and visual appeal, he said.
On the new microsite page, readers can learn multiple practical study strategies for the LSAT, including how to pace their study periods. Rather than “winging” the LSAT, readers should prepare for this important exam four months ahead or more, according to Hiras. Hiras emphasizes on the website that cramming for the LSAT will only cause the test taker to feel stressed and nervous during the exam, which will impact their mental clarity.
The new microsite page also highlights the importance of reviewing previous LSATs when preparing for this exam. According to Hiras, these older exams can be found in certain libraries as well as through online sellers. Hiras explains on the web page that these exams can help future LSAT takers to become familiar with the nature of the test’s questions as well as its question patterns.
The new website page also emphasizes the importance of taking practice exams when preparing for the LSAT. This will help students to get used to pacing themselves appropriately on the various sections of the test, including the essay portion, according to Menos Hiras.
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