I personally would suggest that you do those sections of the CC again. I did every section at least two times.
Do the questions and write out your reasoning before you look at JY's explanations. Then, supplement it with the question bank with simi…
Sounds great, hahaha
Just make sure you don't make it "sound like I only want to become a lawyer in order to be like my dad and have a family business handed to me someday (which, for the avoidance of doubt, is not the case)." Spice it up a bit, an…
I think stress occurs most often for students like us when we place unrealistic hopes on things we know aren't likely to be possible. Don't think about getting a specific score. Just think about improving as much as you can, and getting a score that…
@than22p said:
I'm thinking of applying to a few Canadian schools as well. Does anyone have insight on job prospects as a U.S. citizen wanting to practice and live in Canada? Or insights on a J.D. from a Canadian program and how that impacts…
@rkathleen said:
Hi everyone, just an update. I am now consistently scoring around 162 with a few 160's and 164's! This is, as others suggested, from scoring better on Logic Games. I think doing all prep games helped, because I kind of learned…
I think it has a marked degree to do with genetics, personality type, and up-bringing.
1. Genetics. Brains are all wired differently, and everyone has their own strengths and weaknesses. Some people simply are wired better for logic. I have a frie…
@"Leah M B" said:
Omg... I think my anxiety over this past month has apparently been channeled into 7sage posting haha. THANK YOU 7SAGE! You guys are the bee's knees.
lol, same. Hahahahaha. It was a great way to procrastinate.
This comm…
Hey there, fellow British Columbian... hahaha.
I think you definitely shouldn't give up. As for November though, I think you can make a 5 point jump by then if you put in a solid 20+ hours a week every week, but still, it might be a bit of a rush.…
@"Mia Fairweather" said:
@studentservice yes I received it thank you! i would maybe add the live commentary links on the page for the PT explanations, unless you are looking at the explanations of PTs on the syllabus it doesn't show that many …
@LSAT_Wrecker said:
The application went LSAC complete this morning. I can take a step back from the ledge now.
http://why.ryerson.ca/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/relax-gif.gif
claps enthusiastically
There is no point in applying if you don't have the lsat score suitable for the schools you want to apply to. If you have to delay to get that score, then you have to delay. There's no real alternative, unfortunately.
Drilling is important. You ca…
If you want the proper result, you have to practice properly. Test yourself in the most realistic/harsh conditions, and go through the curriculum properly. Just doing test questions with no forethought or afterthought or purpose will not yield resul…
I think you have a very good chance of getting accepted already. Just make sure your softs are strong as well. You'll definitely be high-middle of the pack if you apply now, but that's not a bad chance.
@"Leah M B" said:
I would say yes to 1 and no to 2, unless you talk to the prof and ask if he would be able to write a strong letter. A letter from a prof that describes you as just an ok student won’t help you get into law school and could hu…
@octablue said:
Do you guys know if Kira records during Cornell's written questions? I'm thinking of having some notes as prep but I don't think it would look good if they see me glancing at papers, even if its for the written questions only (…
Doesn't it just depend on your determination and will? Only you know yourself if you can/should/will retake or not. If it were me, I would retake, because I think I there is always room for improvement.
@MindyKale said:
@Bamboosprout said:
Here's my method:
LR
- I consider skipping any question that has its own column (I also look at what type of question it is)
- I consider skipping any parallel method or flaw ques…
Yeah, right now, my goal is just to have at least one academic letter, and my professor has already submitted it to lsac, so that’s taken care of for now.
Good idea. I should review the LOR video.
@drbrown2 said:
I believe LORs should demonstrate an applicant's work ethic and academic ability. You want to come across as a potential all star student and someone who will be dedicated to your studies. I've had a professor ask me about my l…
@"Testing..." said:
@ChaimtheGreat @Bamboosprout thank you for your responses! We usually see, for example, A drinker is more likely to have a heart attack than a non-drinker; I know it is a correlation; I was just confused whether the stimulu…
@Regis_Phalange90 said:
@Bamboosprout said:
@Regis_Phalange90 said:
@BinghamtonDave said:
Agreed. In particular, Game 2 from PT C makes me unhappy.... and I have nightm…
@"Mia Fairweather" said:
@Bamboosprout said:
@"Mia Fairweather" said:
@Bamboosprout do you remember specifically which ones JY has video footage for? Tried to go through the passages for PT 84 and saw nothing ?
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@Regis_Phalange90 said:
@BinghamtonDave said:
Agreed. In particular, Game 2 from PT C makes me unhappy.... and I have nightmares about Game 4 from PT 68.
Holy cow. I just did PT 68 two days ago. That was one of the rough…
Not sure if I will be a high scorer, but I think this might help:
Simulate the real experience, and induce even more pressure.
- So you should always use the 7sage proctor. For me, I turn it down to 32 minutes and max out the noise and distractio…
I think it's better to go with official definitions here. When you see any data that is related in some way, then it can be call correlation. I agree with Chaim, in that I see no reason to add another word to describe what is occurring in this stimu…
@ChaimtheGreat said:
I had the word schlep which isn't technically even a curse or slang word (it's just Yiddish) but was told to take it out. Better safe I think.
TIL what Yiddish is.