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legal.eagle
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Congratulations! I see you are a nontraditional applicant, as am I. I am curious how many hours per week you dedicated to studying for the 3 months it took you and if you were also working full/part-time while studying? I work 40 hours per week and …
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I think so!! I was scheduled to take the July LSAT and opted for the coupon and it is ready and waiting for me when I decide it's time to sign up for the October LSAT. You may have to just cancel/take the coupon earlier, and then wait a couple days…
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I just joined the slack group as well! I work full time as a paralegal and have am trying to get in 2-3 hours per day and more on the weekend - still trying to figure out how my schedule will work. Hoping to take the October or November exam. I lo…
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@SharpieHighlighter said: 31 year old here. I work for a law firm who are generous enough to put up tuition for me, I would be a fool to not take the opportunity! Never thought of myself as an old timer, I prefer to think I'm just very wise. …
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I am in the same situation. I am planning to apply for the Fall 2020 term after taking the LSAT in January (I took it in July and canceled my score). I decided I may as well try and if I don't get accepted or I don't get scholarships, I can always …
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Currently the LSAC website says that it will actually take a bit longer to receive your July score since there will be 2 different formats of the test to score and distribute. See this really helpful page on the LSAC website all about the digital LS…
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I'm 31 and currently working full-time as a paralegal, with a weekend job as a bar tender. I just started my current career as a paralegal 2 years ago, which was my first experience working in the legal field. I LOVE my job and am so excited to tak…