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I'd focus on recent tests if I were you. Tests 52-83 should give you more than enough to work on. People make too much of "saving" tests… it's far more important that you have enough time to expose yourself to all of the most recent tests than it is…
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@LCMama2017 said: @"Alex Divine" said: @LCMama2017 said: @"Alex Divine" said: -I would see if there is a possibility of retroactive withdraws from classes you did poorly in. If you can even…
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@spitzy11 That makes me so happy to hear!! Congrats!
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@LCMama2017 said: @"Alex Divine" said: -I would see if there is a possibility of retroactive withdraws from classes you did poorly in. If you can even bump your GPA up by a few tenths, it would put you in a much better condition. .…
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@JerryClarke242 said: @"Alex Divine" said: No, because the questions are all pretty standard and you should actually have a good idea of what the test writers want from you; main point, author's opinion on what's being discussed, s…
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I mean, if it's the only time it's happened, by definition it is an outlier. Don't freak out, that's the worst thing you can do right now. You said yourself that you usually score 18 or 19 per section. What did you get when your BR'd it? That ma…
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@"ronikastewart.rs" said: @"Alex Divine" Again Alex with the save! lol Thanks so much for everything! Of course, girl! You got this! Stay in touch while you study
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@"ronikastewart.rs" said: @"Alex Divine" I will take all of your advice, I also have another set of questions for you? I am going to purchase the 7sage course soon but do you have any other lsat prep materials that you recommend? I have an ol…
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@"ronikastewart.rs" said: @"Alex Divine" I am interested in Entertainment Law. I know that Southern, LSU, and Loyola don't have a program for it but they have a few classes. Even though I am really interested in entertainment law, I am open t…
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No, because the questions are all pretty standard and you should actually have a good idea of what the test writers want from you; main point, author's opinion on what's being discussed, structure/function of each paragraph, etc. The passages are a…
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@"ronikastewart.rs" said: @estouten25 I have a few schools that I'm interested in going to which are: UNT Dallas, Southern University Law Center, Florida Coastal Law, ATL John Marshall, University of Memphis with my target schools being Loyola…
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@"ronikastewart.rs" said: @"Alex Divine" How do I go about the retroactive withdrawals process? You need to contact your registrar at your undergrad. They will help you and inform you of what options you may have.
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@"ronikastewart.rs" said: Hi everyone, I graduated in 2016 from Xavier University of Louisiana with a 2.3 GPA due to taking on many responsibilities at home. For example, I helped supplement the income in my household in which I worked full…
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@mjk052017 said: And a 7sage user! Are you Mr. Kahn!?
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@napiersh said: @"Accounts Playable" said: I visited the entire T14 about a year ago. Just going off the campus and interactions with people, my favorites were UVA (by a long shot; who ever is in charge of marketing that law school…
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@tringo335 said: @"Alex Divine" said: @tringo335 said: @"Alex Divine" said: I visited Cornell and fell in love with Ithica and the school itself. The people were amazing, the campus was bea…
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@ATLsat_2019 said: @"Alex Divine" Yeah, I have started skipping explanation videos for the ones I immediately get right but if I find myself confused or lingering on a question at all then I still find the explanation video helpful. That's t…
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@tringo335 said: @"Alex Divine" said: I visited Cornell and fell in love with Ithica and the school itself. The people were amazing, the campus was beautiful, and I love upstate NY. Really! I had crossed Cornell off my lis…
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@westcoastbestcoast said: Who is matthew kahn? According to his profile he is an Associate editor for Law Fare Blog.
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@hwarimlee90 said: Hello Everyone, I recently took a live lsat course while working full-time I am definitely not ready for the test this Saturday. I am planning on retaking the course, but I don't know if I should retake the live course …
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@ralphrab said: Thanks. Was just wondering if there are any other standardized tests with RC that are considered harder than the LSAT? Wouldn't mind trying to practice with those and then the LSAT will seem like a breeze... I hope. No proble…
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Welcome @ben.mauk! Another beyond talented editor added to the 7Sage team!
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@ddavis_223 said: @lsatplaylist said: What were you thinking of telling them? Gut feeling is don't do it, but I need to know more before I vote and I'm also interested in other people's thoughts on this. perhaps your right.…
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@ddavis_223 said: @"Alex Divine" said: You really should be retaking the LSAT because your LSAT is a bit on the low side for those schools. Each of those schools have LSAT 25%tiles around the 155 range. So, even if you get in, you'…
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@lsatplaylist said: That's sort of late. Do you bring dinner to work? I'm really trying to reorient myself to morning study, as this is my best best as well most days but I'm struggling with winter hibernation and somewhat late shifts. I usu…
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@"Merly Gds" said: https://mobile.twitter.com/matthew_j_kahn/status/959646383119708160?ref_src=twcamp^share|twsrc^ios|twgr^net.whatsapp.WhatsApp.ShareExtension|twcon^7100|twterm^0 Has anyone seen this? haha! OMG! I'm screenshoting and p…
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@lsatplaylist said: Is there anyone here with a job that has lots of afternoons/evenings and less business hours? If so, how are you dealing with this? Most weekdays I work 9:00 am - 7:30 pm. I study in the morning before work for 1-2 hours…
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You really should be retaking the LSAT because your LSAT is a bit on the low side for those schools. Each of those schools have LSAT 25%tiles around the 155 range. So, even if you get in, you'd be paying sticker for these schools ($250k+) and attend…
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@ddavis_223 said: I took the December LSAT and scored a 150. My last score reported was in Decemeber 2016 with a 141 and before that in 2013 with a 143. Should I write an addendum explaining my scores or is it not worth it? Thanks for all…