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Like others have stated above me: Some schools care Yale notably NYU as well and a couple others. However, aside from these few schools data on MyLSN.info confirms that by and large Most schools only really give weight to your highest score. And eve…
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@akeegs92 said: Definitely. I definitely don't consider time until I feel like I have a solid understanding of what I'm supposed to do. But once I do, I definitely have become aware of time. Its nice now that even on a question that I have to …
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I use the memory method combined with a method called Loci whereby I essentially imagine a movie in my head of the passage that takes place in a familiar place, i.e., my apartment. It also find myself writing less and being able to recall memories o…
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I want a new forum title @"Dillon A. Wright" Perhaps one day I can be forum _________ something cool. Hopefully Sage lol
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Good luck ya'll! I know many of you here put in tons of work and I have a feeling are going to be very happy with your results! Prayers and good thoughts coming ya'lls way
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I got some mind puzzles similar to sodoku from Barnes and Nobles and those have been pretty helpful for getting the ol' noggin warmed up and in the LSAT-zone.
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I use a stopwatch that counts up when learning and doing new logic games: http://www.online-stopwatch.com/large-stopwatch/ My honest advice would be to forget about time (for the most part, I mean don't try every permutation of an answer or brute …
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Congrats Ya'll
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Yeah, totally agree with @Sami. The only caveat I will add is having the packets helped me a bunch when I needed to revisit a specific question type. For example, recently I realized simple S.A and MP questions were taking me way too long. So I was …
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It definitely changes every couple of months. I I think it's Future F*ck up Some Commas LOL
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Have you practiced implementing a skipping strategy. I know I sound like a broken record, but for me I was stuck missing -6 or so until I learned to skip and that broke me into the -4/-3 range almost overnight. Sometimes you just need to be strategi…
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@"Heart Shaped Box" said: Gotcha, I see what you are saying now. But yeah, I agree with @jknauf , do them all, especially at the beginning! For sure do the questions as well! I've realized by re-doing them things begin to click and its like …
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Awesome and interesting post!
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I'm going to be needing this. Been out of the loop of prepping due to work/injury! I love how you still do these Josh!
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Like @"Cant Get Right" and @BinghamtonDave said above me it is sort of relative. For example, I try to do MP questions ins :35 seconds and harder Parallel reasoning in 2 minutes...
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Personally, I'd go to the best school regardless of money when we are talking calibers of top 5 and tier 2. It's a lot of money, but the door a UChi JD will open up is well worth the debt. Also, don't ever assume or make decisions that you'll be the…
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Just trying to get in shape, and finding time for friends and other things that aren't LSAT related to be honest. I've always been a proponent of reading actual LSAT RC passages over The Economist (Which I read, but not for LSAT reasons). There are …
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It's certainly possible, but generally unlikely from my understanding. I have heard that Amazon for example hire certain JDs right out of school. However, as a general rule landing an in-house gig out of school without 3-4 years (in some cases 1-2) …
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I've heard UChi leans a bit conservative, but most schools have federalist societies and groups no matter your political leanings
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In my opinion, the PS books were great for just kind of learning the very rudimentary basics. I found 7Sage solely by itself to have helped me the most. Also, the community is just as amazing as the course when it comes to questions. As others have …
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This will be a great, great webinar! And I think this is so imperative --especially this cycle-- where it seems like a a lot of people with decent stats have been waitlisted. I suggest everyone tune into this because with the correct strategy one ca…
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@stgl1230 said: No no no don't do it. It's braggy and gunner-y. If you're coming from the T-14, let your law school accomplishments speak for themselves. Any school that tells you to put your LSAT score on your resume is probably TTT. Defini…
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I definitely think it is a good idea to expose yourself to law in some setting before doing either of those things. Perhaps try to get a job as a clerk at a local law office and see how you like it. If you're sure you want to be a lawyer after that,…
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@"Jae Won Hur" said: Hey @"Alex Divine" Thank you so much for all the tips and encouragement. I'm glad to hear someone else has felt the same way when starting out. I was very discouraged at the problem sets and thought that it wasn'…
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Hey! What you're feeling is completely natural. When I began LG section was the bane of my existence. I was so terrible at first, in fact, I started calculating that I'd at least miss half the games/questions and almost gave up all together. Through…
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@"david.busis" nailed it as always! You'll be fine; particularly if you're a recent grad. In the end, LSAT>GPA will be what makes or breaks you, as well as a a well-written personal statement/diversity statement. I was once told by an admissions …
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@"nessa.k13.0" said: YES-- More Perfect is a great podcast! I listen to this every now and then on my commute to work. Very informative!
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@"J.Y. Ping" said: @"Alex Divine" said: Also, this newer show Goliath I've been watching has also been pretty cool as well. I binged Goliath so hard. Great show! Great show indeed! I watched the entire first season in a w…
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A page is pretty standard for a DS. I'm planning on keeping my final copy 1-page.