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Alejandro
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I'd say the one where JY puts a picture of Goku blasting a car with a Kamehameha to explain how to attack an argument. That was life changing.
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...Disclaimer, I don't think she should even justify herself for appearing cold and unemotional. That is the way she is and that is perfectly fine in my eyes. I'm just playing devil's advocate.
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Playing devil's advocate here. So does that mean that any ambitious young woman who followed similar steps and experienced similar situations than Hillary back then will also appear cold today?
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what about applying to Chicago ED when one can expect to get accepted with a modest scholly offer at Georgetown and Cornell?
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just finish the core curriculum and then focus on PTs. Don't do any more prep tests before finishing the core curriculum. You can do a few of them after you finish and then dedicate a couple of weeks to logic games only - I think that is a good idea…
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Also, don't take the test this September.
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@needmylsat180 in those conditions, I would probably take the test in February or even next June and wait out law school for a year after graduation. No need to go straight from college! However, if you have scored in a range that you would be conte…
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@needmylsat180 then you yould have to decide if taking the test in 4 weeks outweighs reaching your target score!
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plateau of 165 for 4 PT's? You haven't experienced the full of it yet. Expect to continue like that for 5-10 more PTs at least before breaking this plateau. Each additional point becomes exponentially more difficult after this point. Just keep study…
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...or some Bobs are tall. You can't translate that into a conditional either.
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You shouldn't mark some statements as bi-conditionals!
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@BruiserWoods crucial distinction ;p
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in other words, you don't need to get above the 75th percentile. It would certainly help for scholarship money though.
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@needmylsat180 You should be incredibly diligent with your LSAT study. I studied no less than 32 hours a week for a year and a half, for example, and I had a full time job as well. Just make sure you don't burn out. From an admissions point of vi…
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If you can increase the LSAT median of NYU, Penn, or Columbia even by 1 point you have a decent shot at those schools. So no, a 175 is not needed.
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15 are 16 are the reason everyone needs to BR..
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it all depends on your target score and if you are close to getting to it!
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@az.avdagic that information tells me you are certainly not in the "not meant for law school"' category. You just started studying! What I would suggest is to finish whatever you are using to study, whether it is 7sage, the trainer, or the power sc…
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how long have you been studying?
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No. No need for even trying to figure out what the experimental section is during the test.
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Everything. And it was sooo worth it!
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McGill in Canada, but nobody likes Canada anyways ;p. My reasoning is basically US News ranks based of the options you gave us.
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SoCal it up man!
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so much swag going on in the OP!
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Other peoples' stories matter little. What really matters is yours and how much time it will take you to score at or above 160 consistently. Just study hard until you get to that point if that's what you really want.
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BR the heck out of it man. No easy route. Don't let that discourage you though!
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I used to go to a pho joint down the street to decompress or just watched Glenn Greenwald or Marc Lamont Hill debates on YouTube. Going to the movies with a few close friends on Sundays was good too!
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Hey everyone! We had a session last week, hope it was useful. If we are able to get more interest I'll be happy to run another session!
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You don't need the LSAT for an LLM degree. Many LLM candidates are lawyers from outside the country, and they don't have to take the LSAT to apply.