The intention of the STEPS program is to support your work in helping students develop a better LSAT study plan. You can use STEPS to meet your goals by:
1. Directing students to this STEPS website, where they can learn about the tools that are available to them.
2. Encouraging your students to use the Buddy system. Peer support makes a significant difference in student success.
3. Encouraging students to organize a study group. STEPS facilitates this process by providing students with a structured study plan and a way to communicate and support each other.
4. Encouraging students to organize a live LSAT class series. STEPS provides a Proctor's Manual that you, someone you designate, or a student in the group can use to lead ongoing classroom sessions. It is not necessary to hire an LSAT instructor and there need not be any other costs involved.
All of the aspects of STEPS are designed to provide specific types of support that students working on their own often lack.
If you have questions about how you can incorporate the STEPS program into your prelaw activities, please call Jay Cutts at (505) 281-0684.
Click Here to Download a STEPS Flyer to Distribute to Your Students
In addition to STEPS, we have two free programs that support your advising work.
1. We can develop software to help you identify all prelaw students on campus and keep in touch with them, if your school doesn't have this. We do not charge for this service. Call Jay Cutts at (505) 281-0684
2. LawTrack: A free program. For students who are still a year or more away from beginning LSAT prep, our free LawTrack program supports your efforts by providing month to month planning emails that outline what the student should be doing at each stage and how to do it. LawTrack customizes planning depending on how far away a particular student is from graduating. LawTrack is available at no charge at:
Students who start early on LawTrack are more likely to take charge of their own LSAT preparation in a more effective way. Use the link below to download a flyer you can distribute to prelaw students about LawTrack.
Click Here to Download a Flyer About LawTrack to Distribue to Your Students
Your goals are the same as those of your prelaw advisor - to help each other be better prepared to get accepted into law school.
Please read the comments above to see how the free LawTrack system and the STEPS to the LSAT program support your goals.
Download the LawTrack and STEPS flyers for your members.
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STEPS is a creation of Jay Cutts. Jay is the lead
author of the Barron's LSAT Prep Book and director of Cutts Graduate Reviews.
For over 24 years he has helped students master the LSAT and get accepted to
Law School. STEPS lets you work with his advanced coaching materials,
not published elsewhere, in a highly structured self-prep support program.
Our mission is to provide any prelaw student, regardless of educational or socioeconomic background, a support system for studying the LSAT.
STEPS draws on highly expert instruction, addresses the real study needs of today's student, and requires only a minimal investment.
It is part of our mission that profit is not our primary goal and that
a significant portion of any profit is used to develop and provide additional
services.
Jane Finkle, MS, Prelaw advisor, formerly at University of Pennsylvania and Bryn Mawr College. Prelaw columnist, US News and World Career Forum.
Laura Hosid, Esq., Former Associate Director, Office of Career Services, Georgetown University Law Center. Advisor, Vinik Educational Placement Services.
Michael Santana, Esq., Former Assistant Legal Writing Professor, Vermont Law School, University of Montana School of Law
Sidney Williams, Esq., Central State University, Director, Prelaw and Preprofessional Programs and Special Initiatives
Advisory Board members and the organizations with which they are affiliated do not necessarily endorse the STEPS to the LSAT program or Cutts Graduate Reviews. Advisory board members are independent prelaw specialists who have no financial connection with STEPS