[blindLaw] LSAT accessible materials and courses

[Sanho Steele-Louchart]

Bookshare has some excellent material. The XML files are usually scripted with headings and other formatting tags for easy navigation. The LSAT was fairly straightforward. Just be careful about the logic games, assuming you're taking it while they're still around. Excel or physical manipulables will be your friends. 

No particular thoughts on the admissions process. I chose my school for a combination of its rank, cost, and culture. The last was by far the most important to me, but they're all worth considering. 

Sanho 

> On Feb 2, 2022, at 11:48 PM, Matthew Smith via BlindLaw <blindlaw at nfbnet.org> wrote:
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> Greetings!
> I am so happy to find this email listing and have a few questions to those that have the time to listen. I am having a hard time finding accessible LSAT material and was wondering if someone Could point me in the right direction to find some. I attempted to search through the various threads but could not find one that focused on the topic of LSAT prep. If possible could someone also provide tips or tricks when approaching the LSAT. lastly, is there any advice on approaching the admissions process, I know everyone has applied to different law schools but general advice would be helpful from a blind applicants perspective. I thank those that will answer in advance and look forward to engaging with those on other various topics in the future! 
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