Howdy, Stranger!
It looks like you're new here. If you want to get involved, click one of these buttons!
FixedDice
About
- Username
- FixedDice
- Joined
- Visits
- 1,065
- Last Active
- Roles
- Member
Comments
-
@LSAT_Wrecker said: I heard that when you paid your seat deposit, your school of choice would send you a t-shirt with your LSAT score and uGPA on it to wear to orientation. Is that not a thing? Not since disgruntled non-legacy admits starte…
-
@10000019 said: On the first day, your professors will ask you to line up based on your LSAT score. The students with the top scores get to sit in the front of the class. Are you sure? I heard that all law schools have secret battle royal ni…
-
does the significance of that accomplish fade away?... Or is it one of those things where it’s just like everyone’s happy they got in so now they’ve moved on to learning other stuff? I'm not in law school yet, but I would think that there are m…
-
I think there was another thread addressing this topic within the past several months... I believe the consensus was a resounding "No".
-
If the PS instructions do not specify a font size, is it acceptable to use 11 pt. font? Yes. But you may want to check with each school, just in case. If so, should the rest of the application materials be uniformly at 11 pt. font? Depend…
-
@LSAT_Wrecker said: I was going to offer some advice, but then I saw @FixedDice said exactly what I was going to say... "We make it easy on you!" - A certain Southern Californian radio commercial jingle
-
Target score? If you are only about 70% complete with the core curriculum at this point, I strongly, strongly urge you to cancel and take the LSAT at a later date. Because you see... What should i do if i want... expedite the amount of time for…
-
I don't think your case is different from other gazillion cases. I'm still not sure if I should ask my boss for a LOR? No. I wonder if adcomms would wonder why I didn't get a LOR from my job? No. Would the lack of a LOR from my emplo…
-
It depends on the recommender. One of my recommenders mentioned that his letters have dates in them. Another said he sometimes doesn't include dates. @LivingThatLSATdream
-
It's a truly wonderful idea! For other applicants, that is.
-
Your stats notwithstanding, the answer is the same. There is no difference. If you indicate that you will be retaking at a later date, admission committees will hold off your file until your new score comes out or you decide to cancel sometime befo…
-
https://classic.7sage.com/admissions/lesson/application-requirements-for-top-schools/ @TryingToDoBetter17
-
Your choice, but I too am inclined to think that the PS is the better alternative. Or if I could potentially use the topic for both? Whatever you do, don't write your PS and DS on the same topic.
-
@10000019 said: Or they had a really low interest rate. That too! @BinghamtonDave said: This conversation has deviated a bit from OP's initial question and the responses to what I (and others) viewed as 1 specific factually incorrect …
-
If all of your essays are completed or near completion, then yes.
-
@"Leah M B" said: @oshun1 said: @"Michaela.Pratt1" said: it's nice to have scholarship money, but the biggest goal is to GET IN. I'm sorry but that's really bad advice. $350k in loans, + interest, i…
-
I know. But had it been computer I would not have needed to do it. When I said incomplete marks it was not as if I narked two answers and erased one of em but rather I already erased it but felt like it might interefere with the score processing.…
-
It probably won't matter much.
-
Law schools are fine with 3+ attempts at the LSAT. Cancellations are fine too, but you better have a damn good reason for at least one of them if you have 3 or more canceled administrations on your records.
-
I unfortunately did not have a similar experience and thus have no advice to give to you on this topic. However, my brain tells me that the best you can do is to make your case to the LSAC and pray all of your remaining positive karma and blessings…
-
@sandypants said: Hello! Sorry to tack on to this thread, but I also had a UG Merit Scholarship but it was just a half tuition (basically). Should I just put (My UG, not to be confused with US Presidential Scholar, I wish I was that cool.…
-
I ended up keeping my score and it really was not even close to what I'm actually aiming for. Other than the fact that I made a bad mistake in keeping the score (I should have just declined it) I am now stuck with it. I didn't know a pre-2019 L…
-
Congratulations!
-
@NotMyName said: Are you sure about this? One of my letter writers found an error in his letter after submitting and when I called LSAC, they said I needed to add the new letter as if it were a totally new letter. I couldn't change the number …
-
what do you mean the january administration? meaning the january test is late as well? Yes. I would say even the November administration is late.
-
I was wondering what steps I need to take to get updated letters when I already have letters from said professors in my LSAC account? (aside from reaching back out to my profs, ofc) Click on "Add/Edit Recommenders" (or something like that) on y…
-
I called UCLA and Loyola. They both said do the best you can with date ranges. That's going to be my strategy is to ask every school what they want and then put an addendum. I'm just going to try to call each employer, if they still exist, in goo…
-
Many schools are happy with two-page résumés, so some curtailing is fine.
-
It's been about 12 hours, and no one mentioned the rubisco passage (which mentions maize, or corn)? What's going on? (I still remember the first time I read that passage. I breezed through the first paragraph. Then came the opening words of the sec…
-
I can't take the January test because i will be out of the country... how late is too late to apply to school? I... plan to have everything prepared to apply in dec/jan, however have a strong feeling i will want to take the test again, is the mar…