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Act like Cardi! You think she has impostor syndrome? You will never get anywhere without hard work. The same goes for the people around you. Never forget that you deserve to be there just as much as they do.
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Columbia, NYU, Penn, Virginia, and Michigan
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So I double BR and if they are wrong after two passes then they get cut out. For example, I will BR, see if I got it right, then review again if I got it wrong. If the second pass is wrong it automatically gets cut out. Otherwise, I use my discretio…
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@"Darrin.lovard.allen" said: Just got the email says there is a hold on my score. The only thing i can guess is i printed too big when copying that paragraph I wouldn't worry too much. As long as you behaved properly during the administrati…
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Good luck!
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@testfromaway said: Build your endurance, but don't underestimate how you'll rise to the challenge during game time. This is a really good point. I think your endurance on game day vs. your endurance on prep are two different things. You wil…
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@Ohnoeshalpme said: Do you all think that intensive LR training translates into RC score increases though? I don't. The two are not analgous enough and require different skill sets. For example, only a few RC questions throughout the whole s…
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I don't think it is necessary. I didn't (though I did talk about law related experiences anecdotally) and was still able to get into many schools. I think it is more about crafting the most compelling story you can and not forcing it.
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@IntoTheFray said: On the contrary: If you actually slow down a little and thoroughly analyze all your individual mistakes, you may be PTing around 170s after only 10 PTs. That should leave you ready for the test. Seconding this. Take you…
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@"Marie Avery" said: Is it necessary to watch the video for every problem in the set even if you got it right? Definitely not. Only watch the ones that give you trouble, right or wrong. Watching everything will take way too long
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I think BR helps you to see the analog from question to question. Every question is incredibly similar to another question. As you BR, you will see the similarities not only in answer choices but in the characteristics of incorrect answer choices. T…
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Never get discouraged! Sure you may not be as far along as others or as you like. But remember that your timeline may be different. It took me a real long time to improve and I spent a lot of that time envious of those who improved quickly. But that…
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@"Last Name Ever" said: I don’t know why I’m so nervous about everything! I'll tell you what my mom tells me: "What will being nervous do for you?" I know that it is easier said than done but you have nothing to be nervous about. This is an …
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First Name Greatest. Sorry I just had to... Don't worry about the date. As you said, take when you're ready. You have already identified your weakness which is most important. As such, I would recommend that you spend most of your time on RC. I dri…
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@teamteamvicster the [first world] problem is that I am already in. Nearly all of the programs that I am looking at require the GRE...maybe not seriously considering it but just thinking about it. Also...it's too weird not studying LSAT @nmmizokami…
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Becareful with ED. With many schools, this doesn't help your chances and you are hurt in terms of financial considerations because they already got you, so they don't need to entice you with $$$
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@Ohnoeshalpme said: It depends. You're taking a significant risk reapplying to a school that already admitted you. You have to have a really good reason (e.g. wanted more money) and also display real financial hardship. If this is your plan,…
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As others have said, it is unlikely. Don't take unless you are completely ready. Drill LR, focus on your weaknesses, and develop good habits. If you are not ready for July, take your mind off it and regroup later.
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"Good school" is subjective to you and your goals. Think about what you want to do with your degree and then research (or ask us!) if that school will allow you to get there. A lot of times, though, if you have to ask, the answer may not be one that…
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LSAT. The GRE is something you can entertain later on down the road should you decide to get a dual degree. Most schools allow you to apply while you are in your first year or even afterwards.
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@shegotit said: I tried the pre-phrasing but mines are nothing close to what JY or others are coming up with. That is perfectly okay! You are learning! Don't worry about pre-phrasing; you don't need to know exactly what the answer is before …
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There really is not enough data in order to make a determination as to the impacts of a fourth take. On one hand, it could indicate a significant degree of determination. On the other it could signify poor decision making. My opinion is that it is …
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@keets993 said: I know right now it probably seems like a lot but 3 points isn't that bad. I agree with this. Three points is also within the degree of acceptable fluctuation, and also around where people mostly score on their actual offic…
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I would definitely emphasize building your endurance but I do not think it is necessary to take back to back exams or more than four consecutive sections. The best way to acclimate yourself is to just keep doing it. Seriously. Do three sections cons…
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@LivingThatLSATdream said: the only school I can imagine it making a difference in is Yale. 100% this. I have heard this many times, so unless you are shooting for Yale you probably have nothing to worry about. Try to spend this time relaxin…
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@keets993 It really doesn't...#overachieverproblems
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@"surfy surf" said: I'm curious how many people would actually take up that offer to defer I'm also curious about how much the scholarship is.