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I think it depends on what your sectional scores in your PT were. I wish I had started taking PTs earlier. I started out with the goal of taking all the PTs. I managed to take about ten.
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Unless you have accommodations to take the LSAT electronically, you should stick to paper. I would go as far as saying that minus two doesn't count. I don't think two practice tests is enough to draw any pattern from. My reading scores were rocky.…
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"the ability to live without a car is a meaningful input into a school decision" Can you elaborate on that? I don't understand what that encompasses. I'm in my 20s and have never owned a car. Not having a car sucks for many reasons: having to bum …
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I would send it in now. Also if you live in the area or are willing to travel, you should consider officially visiting the campus.
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@Alex said: @10000019 said: @Alex said: @mcglz_64 said: So I'm 26 and living on my own. My parents are divorced and don't financially support me anymore since I have a good job. I saw that …
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@Alex said: @mcglz_64 said: So I'm 26 and living on my own. My parents are divorced and don't financially support me anymore since I have a good job. I saw that some schools require parent info even if you are already 26. To top it…
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I suggest you hold off requesting financial aid until you've been admitted.
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Yes Yes, extra time can be a huge advantage. If you've ever taken a PT, you'll agree with that. Since test takers are no longer flagged, I would say the only disadvantage is having to spend $$$ and time to receive the accommodation. There's no righ…
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@JerryClarke242 said: @10000019 No, she didn't. Perhaps I am making an incorrect assumption based on an experience 2 years ago. My condition was affecting my attendance in a class and I needed a letter providing proof that I had been to the do…
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" I would have to fly in and make an appoint for reexamination for me to even gain access to said files" Jerry you're entitled to your medical records. Did the doctor say they wouldn't release or forward your records without you scheduling another …
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@jjoushlyn said: @10000019 well the bills are the same as I posted .. my car note , phone bill , and car insurance. So I basically already reduced as much as I can. I'm interested in the $$$ that you spend on those bills. Car bills can rang…
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"allow me time to study" How much time? " I can do to meet my financial requirements" Be specific about what your current bills are, and there is any room to bring those bills down.
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I'm getting less and less activity here, but if you want someone to bounce ideas off for LR let me know.
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Financial aid for 2018-2019 is based on your 2016 taxes.
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If you're willing to take on debt, you should consider switching one of those pending regular decision applications to an ED application.
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I'd suggest you start once you have the fundamentals of diagramming down. Some people improve very quickly on LG. Others, like me, improve very slow on LG. I started too late on LG; I got more wrong on LG than the other three sections combined. Don'…
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Thank you all for your replies. Sorry for the delay; I just remembered that I forgot to acknowledge all the comments. I decided I'm going to make a Facebook soon.
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Taking an hour break is fine. Taking a day is fine. The only reason I would review my PTs right after is because I was impatient.
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@mcglz_64 said: Just Apply to the schools you want to go to...there's no school (that I know of) that is particularly "good" for URMs. I might be wrong but if you're applying to a school solely because its good for URMs, why bother? Just my ph…
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Don't stress so much. I had one major which it took me 5 years to get. I was accepted at a T15 school despite my GPA being below the 25th percentile.
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@Ohnoeshalpme said: The primary goal of law school is to get a job after graduation. Speak for yourself. I'm going to law school to better understand, Law and Order.
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I would hope that when you mention that the reader attempted to directly help you, that LSAC will cancel your score.
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"Obviously these are the more difficult questions" What PTs have you taken? IMO it isn't a guarantee that the later questions are more difficult. "has anyone tried doing those questions first" I've never heard of that strategy before. I think it'…
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@"water.traveler" said: Just to clarify I did take earlier PT's as well, I used up about 70% of earlier PT's 21- 69 either as full PT or section practice. Hence my anxiety. I was planning on keeping whatever score I get and work with it so I w…
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You're overreacting. Save PT77 and PT78 for the end. Get a hold of tests before 70 or sign up for a subscription that gives you access to them.
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That's awesome. Are you set on Yale, or are you considering going to another school for a scholarship?
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For starters AC 'A' has flawed reasoning. It goes something like this: X = 4; //4th floor Y; //undetermined floor B; // number of bedrooms if ( Y > X) ... then (B > 2) if (Y < X) ... then (B < 2) conclusion: therefore... if (Y == …
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@kshutes13 said: What if the nerves got to me during the exam and I guessed like 3/4 LG? I took the December exam. I choked on the LG section. The entire 4th game I guessed, and for a handful of the questions from game 1+2 I wasn't entirely…
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I don't see why bringing a phone is a necessity. I didn't bring my phone, and used a strangers phone after the exam. According to Kaplan you can't bring an electric sharpener. I didn't bring a sharpener. Instead I brought a ton of pencils. I didn't…
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You can take a look at LSN but the sample size is so small it may not be terribly useful. I don't think there's any way to guarantee a scholarship unless the school has a program promising a scholarship if certain conditions are met. Are you positi…