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@goingfor99th said: Does "splitting" mean to create an entirely new series of hash marks upon which your variables will rest? Essentially, a "universe" diagram but one that is separate from the previous universes? Example: https:/…
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@170ORBUST9192 said: Glad it isn't just me over-thinking this. I am a morning person too. What I've been thinking of so far as a way to "re-adjust my body clock" is this: Go to bed super late (like 12-2am Saturday morning) then get up aroun…
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If you are a morning person like me, it may be hard to adjust your study schedule and body clock. I find it difficult because I'm so used to taking power naps to re-energize in the afternoon and now I have to experiment with different study times be…
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@ZaTabler, I didnt even know you could do that. That's real awesome to have the opportunity to retake in the hope of enhancing your scholarship options. Best of luck to you.
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I didn't know you could ask for an interview! Wow! Looks like there's hope for me after all.
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Helping people defy expectations is David's secret super power.
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Willingness to accept me. Clinical Programs Graduate Employment Rate Location
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@tringo335 I understand how you feel. Its a long process. The foolproofing, the timed and untimed drills, the Blind Review, but you cant give up after coming this far. When I came to 7sage, I was at the very bottom of the 120 to 180 scale, now after…
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Is it just me or is this whole law school thing getting more complicated by the minute?
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Lol, can someome please explain yield protection?
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Well in addition to eating and sleeping well, you could also try meditating. I visualized my success and images of my loved ones with thier hand on my shoulder. It really gave me a boost.
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Apps were fun for me but then the December scores came back and my applications became irrelevant. We could trade lives if you want. I'll take your LSAT score, and you can go back to the so called "safe place" you miss so much.
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@andrewpete93, I was just about to screenshot this and send this to a friend of mine, but then I realized there was no need.
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@"Adam Hawks" noted. Thanks man.
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@"Alex Divine" I guess I could try and relax for a few days and get back on the LSAT grind on the 2nd of next month. I was planning on joining you guys for PT's in like the first week in Feb. after I actually full proofed 1-35. When I took the test,…
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@"Adam Hawks" I am in the group, I just haven't shown up yet. I didn't need to show up for PT 36 because I BRed it on my own before the Dec. Test, And I was waiting for the results to see if a retake was still necessary. After the results came out, …
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I took the SAT twice, got 1200 and then 1350, so I guess I do.
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That i worked really hard to get what I got even though, objectively, speaking it's a low score and is far from my potential. The program gives people a chance with low LSAT scores but a decent GPA a chance to prove themselves.
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@LSATcantwin Thanks so much for this! You the man!
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It depends on if you're happy with your current score and the likelihood of you being accepted to the schools you want with that score.
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@akistotle I am aware of that, but in my case, I only have until one of my relatives purchases a plane ticket for me. If I cancel after the ticket is purchased, I might have to show up on test day just to make my fam think I took the test. I really…
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I understand. Thanks man. I'll see if I hit my target score when I PT next Saturday. If I don't, then I'll probably postpone.
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@"Alex Divine" Sounds like really good advice, but I just never understood the point of postponing if you're already registered, especially now that we can take it as many times as we want. Plus the chances of getting even a partial refund seem rel…
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@10000019 Alright, thank you so much.
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Thanks, I'll definitely do that from now on.
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I mean yeah, you're going to have time trouble at first. But the goal of the CC is for you to grasp the concepts. After that, then you can work on timing. It takes a while, so you must trust the process.
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So how often would you recommend redoing them?
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@"Alex Divine" Thank you. If I choose to upgrade in the near future, which course would offer me PrepTests 60-81? I'm guessing Ultimate.
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I have the same problem, a 20 point gap between my actual score and my blind review score, (According to the diagnostic). I am using the Starter Course and these tips are really helpful. Since I'm still going through the CC, I am going to wait until…
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Thanks for clarifying.