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Take some gap years. If law school is still your passion, give another crack at the LSAT then.
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I totally get it. I'm not transferring bc I don't feel like fixing my data this far in, but yeah, I understand. Though I will say I think 7sage still has the cheapest waiver option. I know some other sites are still a higher amount a month
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No, you should still be good!
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I'd assume it would be for question type, flaw types, and conditional indicators. I didn't do flashcards but made giant notecards for question and flaw types, then I have a "cheat sheet" of conditional indicators.
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I'd be interested!
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With that, does anyone know if this one has the same content as the new one, or am I missing out on content?
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Congratulations and all the best on your law school experience!!
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They are helpful but not necessary. Work experience, including non-legal, can often be better.
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Is it possible 45 was your raw score, not your curved/scaled score?
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each unit has a drill section at the end of it, so i recommend just doing them then! if that doesn't feel like enough, maybe do one generic drill a week. I recommend making sure to build the drill yourself so that you don't burn through a ton of PTs…
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I wrote all the indicators and how to use them on a sheet of paper and keep it handy while I study.
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Definitely take notes on it with the 7sage syllabus. Practice chaining statements and its contrapositives like crazy. Conditional logic is one of the biggest part of LR foundations.
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Highly recommend writing a GPA addendum
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I don't believe you submit high school transcripts for law schools, at least not most of them. Typically, you submit only your undergraduate transcripts to LSAC, and they will submit them to the law schools you apply to. It would be quite silly for …