Howdy, Stranger!
It looks like you're new here. If you want to get involved, click one of these buttons!
CantStopWontStop
About
- Username
- CantStopWontStop
- Joined
- Visits
- 3,712
- Last Active
- Roles
- Member
Comments
-
Got an email to apply to gulc, but no fee waiver. Wtf. Is that a bad sign?
-
From 2.83 to T14...do call it a come back!! Congrats, you deserve it!!
-
Please add me!!! Thanks!
-
Just to make sure. VIEWSTAMP is from the PowerScore Reading Comp Bible. It stands for View= the different viewpoints in the structure, S=structure of the passage, T=tone of the passage, A=arguments in the passage, MP=main point
-
*move on
-
I would advice not to write one. I think they will look at it, say that’s a little odd and move one. An addendum just brings more attention to it than it’s worth in this particular case.
-
Have you foolproofed? If not, I’d take a test a week and foolproof between now and sept 8. That should get you above your low 170s mark. Also most people underperform on test day, meaning it’s not an underperformance. And weaknesses are exposed. Aga…
-
The only section I found above average in difficulty was RC. Anyone else feel this way? The passages were all interesting, but I thought the questions were hard.
-
If you already have a 170+ on a previous test, definitely cancel. One cancel means almost nothing. Much less than a worse score would look. With a 170+ score you should take the sept or nov. definitely don’t take the January test. Any gains would be…
-
@gi8735 confirmed
-
I was wondering the same thing. I called in, but could only listen. Giving out the pin ahead of time would be very helpful, thanks! And yesterday's BR was great! I will miss tonight, but resume Wednesday and Thursday
-
Ps I had anxiety issues, and these helped me
-
Definitely October. With a 175 pt average you clearly have it. You need to now take care of the mental part. Taking oct will allow you to apply early. The January test will severely cripple you for admissions. It really is too late. Read mental toug…
-
Depends on how you did in June, but I would just lose the July money and take the Sept test. The $140 missed refund in the big picture shouldn’t affect any decisions.
-
Game changer. Congrats!
-
Nov test is fine. It puts you at “average” in terms of applying. You don’t get a admissions bump from applying early but you won’t be penalized. But if you can score a few points higher, then it’s worth it. Just make sure to have all your applicatio…
-
Thanks. That helps!
-
Are you sure you can take the Nov LSAT and still apply ED? I don't think that's the case. If so, awesome.
-
It comes out aug 6. So no
-
Thanks @kwdardis Wise words!
-
You've hit a wall, not a ceiling. Only you can answer whether you should settle or not. But there is definitely still room for growth.
-
@eRetaker Music to my ears. Thanks for the share. And congrats on that score!
-
@lsatplaylist Much appreciated!
-
This is very helpful. Thanks. I guess doubt in this test = uncomfort. And you study as much as possible to remove this uncomfort, but that is the nature of the beast.
-
@"Seeking Perfection" Great post as always, thanks!
-
@"Accounts Playable" would you mind speaking a little bit on how you had such a big jump in score. The differences in studying And did you expect this big of a jump (meaning also you maybe under performed with a161, so the jump might not seem as bi…
-
If my memory serves me right, i believe amazon has it available August 6
-
@JustDoIt Thanks a lot for this share, I appreciate all the comments you’ve posted.
-
I have for notes of strengthen: add info so premises are more relevant to the conclusion. So in this case the premise is that poison that affects gypsy moths was introduced, and the conclusion is that the decline of the gypsy moths was caused by th…
-
So what? Yeah, they recommend you to apply early and a nov test means you apply average. . I’m just saying applying average might make up for not waiting year. And still applying average is not bad.