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ethnic minorities is too vague. foreign-born no. economically disadvantaged that's a soft.
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I didn't count the pages. We got a packet of flimsy paper. It was more free space than you'd have in a traditional exam.
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Not if it's a binding ED that doesn't offer a scholarship. Once they've got you on the hook, they don't need to do anything else.
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@Nov2018Taker said: @10000019 you think the evidence shows that northwestern, Cornell, and duke are regarding as solidly superior? I like Georgetown and its location more than those other schools. I didn’t realize there was that much of a disp…
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It's better than any of the schools outside the T14. And I'll preemptively address the "But [School X's] employment numbers are just as good" argument. Georgetown places a lot of people into government. A lot of those people are choosing to go there…
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Consult a physician for exercises you can do to stretch and strengthen your cervical spine. And whenever possible, you want to avoid sitting for extended periods of time. Heating pads and NSAID gels can also help treat the symptoms.
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@FixedDice said: @10000019 said: Why do you consider the other T6 schools probable? With a 171 and 3.5, I think NYU is the only school he has a shot at. Columbia's median went up to 172 and the other schools aren't splitter friendl…
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@FixedDice said: I am shooting for a top 20 Law school and know a top 6 is probably not realistic. I have no idea who or what your source of information is, but T6 is doable with a 3.5 GPA and 171 (with probable exception of Yal…
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Not sure whether you are asking: 1) Whether to do the games inside one PT sequentially. 2) Whether to do entire LG sections sequentially.
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Your GPA is weak and your major doesn't matter. Your LSAT score is great for many of the T14 schools. I think you should consider what schools you would be happy to attend. If your LSAT score is at or above median at all the schools on your list, th…
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@keepcalmandneuron said: By the far the most interesting (and relevant) neuroscience study I've come across in awhile Thanks for sharing! The idea is interesting, but their method for data collection doesn't have me convinced. Also LOL at …
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https://www.lsac.org/lsat/lsac-policy-accommodations-test-takers-disabilities In the past, it would have been highly unlikely that LSAC would give you accommodations. Now and days, they are fairly relaxed in granting accommodations.
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@NotMyName said: The 174 is the most accurate representation of my ability. Preface, I'm not saying that statement is wrong or that you were wrong in providing in an addendum. But if the schools cared about what score was the best indicator…
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You can always send a short email to the school and ask if they have a preference.
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@Louislepauvre said: I'm writing an addendum for poor academic performance 20 years ago. Would this score increase addendum go in the same addendum or in a separate one? Separate addendum.
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If you're working 40 hours a week, attending 15 hours a class a week, and spending time on those classes I don't think you can squeeze in studying for the LSAT. You should focus on getting top marks in those classes. I wouldn't even try nibbling at…
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You can do whatever you want. Personally I wouldn't rely on an ancestry test. I wouldn't claim Native American without affiliation to a tribe.
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Look at the application. Many will explicitly ask about academic probation. Also if you've already explained your poor grades, your academic probation addendum doesn't need to be long. My PS covered poor grades, so I limited my academic probation ad…
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@Ohnoeshalpme said: @10000019 said: @Ohnoeshalpme said: I'd also like to add that most people who go to BigLaw end up leaving after a couple years. It'd be hard to justify 250k of debt for 2 years of high-paying w…
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On the first day, your professors will ask you to line up based on your LSAT score. The students with the top scores get to sit in the front of the class.
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@Ohnoeshalpme said: I'd also like to add that most people who go to BigLaw end up leaving after a couple years. It'd be hard to justify 250k of debt for 2 years of high-paying work. I'd also add that a person who can get accepted at HYS or Pen…
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@LSAT_Wrecker said: @10000019 said: The schools mentioned all have solid loan forgiveness programs. I have one offer in hand that will result in me having $0.00 in student loans the day I graduate from law school. In my…
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@Ohnoeshalpme said: This totally depends on your personal goals. I think you'd need really narrow goals (e.g. just want a JD) to pick a TT over the five schools the OP mentioned. @LSAT_Wrecker said: Agree this is totally on you and yo…
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@Bamboosprout said: @10000019 said: "Personally, I have a 3.0 gpa, so to get into the top schools, I must get at least a 99 percentile lsat score" What? Pretty sure only 2 schools have medians that are at or above 99th percent…
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@tekken1225 said: @10000019 said: "Personally, I have a 3.0 gpa, so to get into the top schools, I must get at least a 99 percentile lsat score" What? Pretty sure only 2 schools have medians that are at or above 99th percentil…
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"Personally, I have a 3.0 gpa, so to get into the top schools, I must get at least a 99 percentile lsat score" What? Pretty sure only 2 schools have medians that are at or above 99th percentile.
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I didn't get accommodations, but I'll chime in. I think you should ask for 2x. But you can take PTs with 1.5x and 2x and see how you do. LSAC is a lot more accommodation friendly these days. Asking for 2x doesn't preclude you from getting 1.5x. Go…
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@FixedDice said: @"Leah M B" said: @oshun1 said: @"Michaela.Pratt1" said: it's nice to have scholarship money, but the biggest goal is to GET IN. I'm sorry but that's r…
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I don't think you need an addendum. They'll see the upward trend when reviewing your file. The reasons you gave for lower performance at the start aren't things that were out of your control. And I'm sure your DS or PS will mention that you aren't …
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@Refresher said: I don't know where to find them and many of them are studying in their senior years, perhaps they dont have time to do it @10000019 said: @Refresher said: Okay. Thank you. Look fo…