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09/18/2026

Perfectionism gets a bad reputation in test prep circles, and mostly for good reason. But the advice students usually hear—"stop being such a perfectionist"—is both unhelpful and wrong.

The drive that makes someone review every missed question at 11 p.m. is the same drive that produces a 175. The problem isn't the drive. It's what the drive is attached to.

In our latest blog post, "Healthy vs. Unhealthy Perfectionism," we break down the difference between healthy and unhealthy perfectionism and explore healthy ways students can achieve their LSAT goals. ⭐

Read the full post through the link in bio. 🔗

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09/17/2026

Meet the attorney behind Ginsburg Advanced.

Shana Ginsburg is a licensed education attorney who helps students navigate the LSAT accommodations process from application to test day.

If LSAC pushes back, we don't just advise. We act.

Here's what that looks like:
✅ Eligibility Review: we check your documentation against LSAC standards before you apply

✅ Documentation Packaging: compiled, formatted, and advocated for

✅ LSAC Submissions Support: attorney-backed correspondence if LSAC pushes back or denies

✅ Test-Day Strategy: using your extended time and breaks to full advantage

Need help preparing for the LSAT? Shana leads our LSAT Boss live and video on-demand classes, where students get structured instruction, strategy, and accountability throughout their prep.

Are you the next LSAT Boss? 🔥 Check out our classes at the link in bio.

09/16/2026

The LSAT tests six types of arguments: causal, conditional, analogical, abductive, inductive/statistical, and numerical/quantifier. By identifying the argument type before you even scan the answer choices, you can start eliminating wrong answers immediately.

🚨 If you can't name all six on sight, you're leaving points on the table.

Want a system that drills all six until they're automatic? LSAT Boss is built to do exactly that. We are run by certified teachers who identify your learning needs, set personalized goals from day one, and build a study plan around you.

🔗 Link in bio to BOSS up.

09/11/2026

Thinking of requesting bar exam accommodations? Don't let a preventable mistake cost you the support you deserve. 📋

State boards deny far more requests than they should, often due to issues that proper preparation and documentation can preempt.

The most common culprits: outdated or insufficient documentation, lack of prior accommodation history, reports that don't clearly connect diagnoses to functional impairment, and evaluators who lack the necessary expertise.

An airtight application is essential, and Ginsburg Advanced helps eligible clients build accommodation packages that will withstand the scrutiny. Link in bio to start building yours today.

09/10/2026

Dreaming of a career in entertainment law? 🎬 ⚖️

Your choice of school matters, especially in a competitive niche like entertainment and media law. We ranked the top 10 programs based on faculty expertise, clinic offerings, course depth, and career pipelines into the entertainment hubs of LA and NYC.

These schools are building the next generation of entertainment attorneys. Are you applying to these programs or aiming to get into one? Ginsburg Advanced admissions consulting offers expert, individualized consultation to help you stand out in an overcrowded applicant pool. Visit the link in bio to get started.

09/08/2026

Last month, the LSAT officially transitioned to an in-person format at designated Prometric testing centers for nearly all test-takers. 📝

However, some test-takers may still qualify for remote testing through approved, medically justified accommodations or distance-related exceptions. If you're navigating the new testing format or wondering what accommodations may be available to you, we're here to help.

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At Ginsburg Advanced, we guide students in preparing comprehensive accommodations packages to request reasonable testing modifications, which may include remote testing eligibility. We design our LSAT prep to account for a range of processing styles and help every student perform at their full potential.

Ready to Boss Up? 💪 Link in bio to book a free 15-minute consultation to walk through your goals, timeline, and the prep and accomodations support that fits how you learn.

LSAT Accommodations. Overcome ADHD, test anxiety and more with our expert LSAT support.

09/04/2026

Thinking about T14? Here are the numbers you need to know. 👇

Median LSAT scores at T14 schools now run 170-176. Stanford sits at 175. Harvard sits at 173.

But here's what most applicants miss: the median isn't the floor, it's the middle. Half the admitted class scored below that number. So schools also publish a 25th percentile, and landing at or above it puts you in real contention, even at a "reach" school.

That's the gap that LSAT Boss closes. Our students improve by an average of 13 points through personalized instruction led by certified teachers and an education attorney. Real strategy, a proven 20+ year curriculum, real results.

Ready to be the next LSAT Boss? 🔥 Enrollment for our September 10 Masterclass is still open. Link in bio to grab your spot.

09/02/2026

We see you, Jocelyn!

164 LSAT. 3.9 GPA. And the offers came rolling in. 📬

✅ George Washington
✅ Hofstra — FULL RIDE
✅ Brooklyn — $55,000/yr
✅ Syracuse — $33,500/yr
✅ Emory — $20,000/yr

Jocelyn didn't just get into her dream schools — she got to choose between them, with serious money on the table at every turn. That's the power of pairing a strong GPA with a competitive LSAT score.

She'll be heading to GW Law this fall, and we couldn't be prouder. 💙

Ready to write your own acceptance story? Our next LSAT Boss masterclass is coming up — learn the exact strategies our students use to boost their scores, unlock scholarships, and get into their top-choice schools. Link in bio to save your spot.

08/28/2026

🎉 SHOUTOUT TO TARICK! 🎉

From a 145 to a 162 — that's a 17-point jump on the LSAT! 📈

Where you start doesn't determine where you end up. Tarick gained 56 percentile points, moving from the middle of the pack into the top quarter of all test takers. That's not luck — that's the result of showing up, putting in the work, and trusting the process session after session.

This kind of growth is exactly why we do what we do. Proud doesn't even begin to cover it. 💪

Thinking about law school? Your dream score is closer than you think — let's get to work.

📩 DM us or visit GinsburgAdvanced.com to get started.

08/25/2026

The LSAT isn't testing whether you know big vocabulary words. It's testing whether you catch the small ones. 🔍

Words like "however," "thus," and "merely" aren't filler — they're structural signals. They tell you when an argument is shifting, when a detail matters enough to remember, and when the author's tone just changed from neutral to critical.

Miss these words, and you miss the logic of the passage. Catch them, and the passage practically outlines itself. 🧠

📖 Definition/restatement ("that is," "in other words") → the author is clarifying a term
🔄 Contrast ("however," "unlike," "yet") → the argument is about to pivot
💡 Example ("for instance," "such as") → supporting evidence for a claim
⚙️ Cause & effect ("because," "thus," "since") → logical relationships you'll get tested on
🎯 Tone ("merely," "allegedly," "must") → the author's evaluation, not just the facts

This is the core of our Boss Method framework: read for structure before you read for topic. Once you're fluent in these signals, dense passages get a whole lot easier to navigate. ✨

We teach reading as a skill, not a gift. LSAT Boss live classes, on-demand, and one-on-one tutoring at the link in our bio.