Hi PPT users! My name is Robert Tseng, I am a Taiwanese American and I have a
Juris Doctor (JD) from Georgetown University Law Center.
I am back living in Taiwan these days and have met many young Taiwanese law
students who would like to go on and get their JD at a top law school in the
United States. The major hurdle aspiring JD students need to overcome to be
admitted into top US law schools is getting a high score on the Law School
Admissions Test (LSAT). This is a rigorous test that challenges your logical
and analytical reasoning and reading comprehension abilities. The LSAT is
particularly difficult even for native English speakers.
I am planning to share my methods and insight regarding how I scored a 172 on
the LSAT by holding a free LSAT information event on Saturday, September, 29
at 18:00 at (台北市大安區信義路四段6號13F-7). During the event I will be covering the
following material:
- Overview of the format and structure of the LSAT
- Understanding the purpose of the different LSAT sections
- Review examples of logical reasoning questions
- Discuss LSAT preparation strategies
- Open time for any LSAT-related questions
I really look forward to meeting and helping all of you aspiring US law
students! To register for this event just email me at: [email protected].
Please register as soon as possible as the event is limited to 20
participants.
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Juris Doctor (JD) from Georgetown University Law Center.
I am back living in Taiwan these days and have met many young Taiwanese law
students who would like to go on and get their JD at a top law school in the
United States. The major hurdle aspiring JD students need to overcome to be
admitted into top US law schools is getting a high score on the Law School
Admissions Test (LSAT). This is a rigorous test that challenges your logical
and analytical reasoning and reading comprehension abilities. The LSAT is
particularly difficult even for native English speakers.
I am planning to share my methods and insight regarding how I scored a 172 on
the LSAT by holding a free LSAT information event on Saturday, September, 29
at 18:00 at (台北市大安區信義路四段6號13F-7). During the event I will be covering the
following material:
- Overview of the format and structure of the LSAT
- Understanding the purpose of the different LSAT sections
- Review examples of logical reasoning questions
- Discuss LSAT preparation strategies
- Open time for any LSAT-related questions
I really look forward to meeting and helping all of you aspiring US law
students! To register for this event just email me at: [email protected].
Please register as soon as possible as the event is limited to 20
participants.
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