Public skeleton

Getting started

Four steps are public because the order is the point. The next four are the course. There is no worksheet behind the lock and no call attached to finishing the list.

1. 01

   Classify the path before you pick a school

   Test-optional variance, JD-Next variance, GRE in lieu, part-time or evening, and non-ABA are five different facts. A thread that says “no LSAT” is usually mixing them.

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2. 02

   Check bar eligibility before the format

   An online or non-ABA program can be real and still leave you unable to sit the bar where you intend to practice. Accreditation is a column in the matrix for that reason.

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3. 03

   Write down the testing fact you already have

   If a reportable LSAT or JD-Next score exists, several schools require it in the file. “Test-optional” is not a way to hide a score. ASU states this in those words.

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4. 04

   Build the list from the matrix, not from a ranking blog

   Filter by the constraint you cannot move: test, nights, city, or accreditation. A row without a source is not in this version. Absence from the matrix is not a rejection.

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5. 05

   Materials, in order

   Course module

   Materials, in order is inside the $2,500 course. The public page keeps the step name and stops.

   Course scope
6. 06

   Calendar for the cycle you named

   Course module

   Calendar for the cycle you named is inside the $2,500 course. The public page keeps the step name and stops.

   Course scope
7. 07

   Money, in order

   Course module

   Money, in order is inside the $2,500 course. The public page keeps the step name and stops.

   Course scope
8. 08

   Failure review before anything is submitted

   Course module

   Failure review before anything is submitted is inside the $2,500 course. The public page keeps the step name and stops.

   Course scope