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Another thing to consider is that not all big firms are the same.
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The next time I hear there are no dumb questions, I'll link this thread.
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I'm wondering to what extent something similar is possible in law school admissions? I talked to one person who use to work in admissions at a T14 and she made it clear how little time they have to evaluate an applicant. I doubt that if they're…
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I'm a part of the minority that uses fear as a motivator.
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Hey can you specify the question type. I don't have access anymore. Without knowing the question type, I'll broadly weigh in. I would never diagram an LR question on first pass. I very rarely diagrammed an LR question on second pass. Early in stud…
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@Nunuboy1994 said: and have sex when you’re studying for these sort of entrance exams. I disagree
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Do whatever has worked for you in the past. I doubt this is the first time you've sat for an exam.
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Depends on the school. Depends on how far your application gets. Many schools will let you freeze the evaluation of your application.
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@MissChanandler said: @10000019 said: I would ask both for a LoR. They might let you read the LoR. Then you can decide which LoR you want to submit. You can always choose to go with the supervisor. Why limit yourself so quickly? …
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I would ask both for a LoR. They might let you read the LoR. Then you can decide which LoR you want to submit. You can always choose to go with the supervisor. Why limit yourself so quickly? PS If take my suggestion don't tell either what your int…
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Doesn't mean much. They send out those emails based on three things: 1) GPA 2) LSAT score 3) If you're a member of an underrepresented group I got fee waivers from top schools where my GPA and LSAT score were both below the 25th.
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@allbygodsgrace said: @10000019 @Tom_Tango I wonder how big of a metric the 75th is for the T14. You're already above the 75th for the schools ranked below five.
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@Tom_Tango said: @msk12345 said: I would not. For top programs, the fewer times you take the LSAT, the better. Read quotes from admissions people at t-14 programs at the bottom of this article: https://lawschooli.com/do-law-schools…
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@NotMyName said: @10000019 why not reliable? Do you know of another site that shares info about school culture? I don't think a few select students can represent the entire student body (especially at big schools). I have no idea when …
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@dkny2013 said: @10000019 said: I've done close to 15 sections. The most challenging for me was September 2017 (Judicial Candor). Okay PT 82. Haven't done it yet but would you say that was worse than the blackmail one from …
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I've done close to 15 sections. The most challenging for me was September 2017 (Judicial Candor).
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@"surfy surf" said: @NotMyName said: @lsatplaylist nah but I do love that site. @akistotle THAT’S IT! Thanks! Where are the student reviews of the schools on this site? I don’t see a tab for it and I’m curious to r…
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No
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I know you're suppose to BR before grading, but I was always antsy to see my score.
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The Buffalo Creek Disaster: How the Survivors of One of the Worst Disasters in Coal-Mining History Brought Suit Against the Coal Company- And Won Nothing to do with law school. It gives you an overview of litigation.
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Ask the schools if you can apply multiple times in the same cycle. If the answer is yes, then I think you should submit apps now and then plan on retaking.
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@"David Bennett" said: @10000019 that's interesting.... I was actually kind of hoping that the tablets would offer SOME advantages with LG, like maybe being able to quickly delete game boards to free up space. You weren't allowed to draw on th…
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I took the digital exam. For LG, we got a booklet of scrap paper and a single pen. We were not allowed to bring pencils into the exam. We didn't have the ability to draw and erase on the tablet.
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@btownsquee said: @10000019 said: No idea what it's like in the work force. If you're interested in big law, you can take some solace knowing that firms give a big boost to women interested in SAs. What does SA sta…
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No idea what it's like in the work force. If you're interested in big law, you can take some solace knowing that firms give a big boost to women interested in SAs.
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I took the digital exam. For LG, we got a booklet of scrap paper and a single pen. We were not allowed to bring pencils into the exam.
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Yep. Who did you talk to at your school? It would be unusual for Student Affairs not to have that on record.
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The program is cool. It's a bit small though. Assuming the picture on their web page shows the entire class. My alma matter has a similar program for accepted students. It's been very successful.
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Good stuff. I remember seeing a post like this for December 17. I jumped on that bandwagon and it worked out great for me. Wish all of you impromptu test taker luck!
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@"surfy surf" said: TL;dr — wtf does working over time at an exempt salary job matter if you get your work done by the due date So I'm going to limit my discussion to the prized Big Law 1st Year Associate. Yes I know that is a very small por…