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JPJ July2021
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The LSAT Trainer is very helpful for learning the different types of LR questions! It's a good basic resource to have.
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I also don’t think it’s worth it. You indicated that Penn is not your top school and with your stats I think you’ll get into both Chicago and Columbia. Chicago in particular is known for loving high GPAs. Don’t apply ED and then always wonder if you…
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With those stats, I see no point in delaying. You should get into some amazing schools. I would apply now and blanket the top 14. Congratulations! How did you achieve a 175?
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Congratulations! That is an amazing score and it's so impressive you were able to achieve it in a few months. You'll be coveted by many schools. Would you mind sharing how you did? Thanks and Happy Holidays!
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It’s never a good idea to use books with unofficial LSAT questions. I advise against this. While books on logic could be beneficial, the LSAT requires very specific knowledge and skills. I would only use materials geared specifically for the LSAT.
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I’m in the same boat as you but I think having limited work experience is fine when applying to law school while in undergrad. Law schools will understand this. GPA and LSAT are the most important even for top schools. It’s law schools like Yale and…
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Location is very important to me. I’m really only interesting in going to a T-15 school in either NYC or DC.
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I would also like to know who this tutor is because I’m considering getting a private tutor.
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I would do the where do you see yourself in ten years or the top 10 list. I don't know what I would do for the list though.