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99thPercentileOrDieTryin
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@kpinthehouse said: @99thpercentileordietryin May I ask what major your were and whether you were a PhD or a masters degree? Asking as I am almost exactly in the same situation, and I'm applying for the next cycle. I was a marketing major fr…
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The Loophole by Ellen Cassidy took me from an average of -7 per LR section to -1. I highly recommend it.
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If it were me in your shoes, I'd choose Emory. However, both are great schools that most would be proud to attend.
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I wouldn't even think twice. Columbia.
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Not sure if this will help but, when I was in your boat, the problem was almost always with a quantifier. Most v some v all, etc... Check there and see if the answer doesn't become more clear.
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Good news! LG is your weakest section! That's great because it's the easiest to improve. Even better news! You have room to improve everywhere! This is good because, as I found out late on in my studies, it's the little tactical approaches and tech…
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I second Arizona State.
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Complete here. LSATs 164/165, uGPA 2.79. I was definitely unsure at the beginning of the cycle if I would even get in anywhere. I applied to Berkeley, Minnesota, Arizona State, Iowa, William & Mary, Nebraska, Denver, Northeastern, San Diego, a…
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Congrats! All the hard work truly is worth it on the other side of the admissions process! I also earned a return on my LSAT expenses (around $3k total) of over 3000%. Is the effort worth it? Emphatically: yes!