$19.99. one time. the guide, the workbook and the tracker, instant download. personal use. not legal advice. no admission or score promise.
what you get
01the guide12 chapters, 19 pages. The whole journey, in order, with "do this next" at the end of every chapter.
02the application workbook13 pages to fill in: your LSAT plan and score log, the personal statement story finder and outline, a law school resume template, the recommender brag sheet, the addendum test, and the emails for fee waivers, scholarship reconsideration and waitlists.
03the cycle trackerA spreadsheet that sorts every school into reach, target or safety from its medians, adds up what applying costs, runs the real 3-year cost of each offer, flags the 2026 federal loan cap, and dates your whole timeline from one month.
look inside
Real pages from the guide and the workbook. Tap to enlarge.
Not a course. Not LSAT prep. Not a promise. A clear map, the pages to work it on, and a sheet that does the math. One download, right after you pay.
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questions
What do I get?
A zip with three files: the 19-page guide, the 13-page workbook (PDF) and the cycle tracker (an Excel file that also opens in Google Sheets and Numbers). A download page opens right after checkout. On a phone in Instagram or TikTok, the page gives you a button to open it in Safari or Chrome so it saves.
I haven't taken the LSAT. Is it too early?
No. That's who it's for. Chapter 1 is whether you should go at all, and chapter 3 is the month-by-month timeline from there.
Is this LSAT prep?
No. Chapter 5 covers the format, a prep plan and retakes. It doesn't teach the test.
Is this legal advice?
No. It's one law student's guide. No admission or score promise. Personal use only.