Former LSAT Question-Writer Interview

My interview with a former LSAT question-writer is on the LSAT Unplugged YouTube channel and podcast here ---->

 Topics we covered:

 * How he become an LSAT question writer

 * LSAC's level of strictness on accepting draft LSAT questions

 * How LSAC trains LSAT question-writers

 * LSAC reusing LSAT questions

 * Recent LSAT changes

 * The LSAT's consistency and frequency

 * Digital LSAT

 * Tricks - how to make "good" LSAT questions more difficult

 * Doing every LSAT PrepTest

 * GRE vs LSAT in law school admissions

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 In order to preserve our relationship (and be able to get future interviews), I did NOT ask him how he sleeps at night. I want to get at least a few more interviews before I burn that bridge. (Or use it as an icebreaker next time.)

 I didn't get to all the questions folks suggested, but I'll try to work them in next time.

 Thanks for understanding, and hope you all enjoy.




Posted by Steve Schwartz

2 comments:

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  2. April NelsonNovember 23, 2023 at 4:31 PM

    It is great that in order to preserve the relationship and the possibility of receiving future interviews, the interviewer refrains from asking about personal life. After all, it is worth conducting several additional interviews before taking extreme measures. This characterizes you as a good interviewer. In my time, with help of essays bank I have carefully researched the interview as a process and a phenomenon. And if you are interested in my opinion, the described interview was conducted professionally. Thank you, we enjoyed this interview.

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