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@hawaiihi said: @"Seeking Perfection" great points. I'm currently a senior in undergrad (not married yet), but I can definitely see how taking on debt and believing you're gonna work an 80 hour a week job can seem "not so bad" when you're youn…
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I have thought that for a while. This isn't even a bill so I don't want to be too histrionic about it. However, it seems to me that sooner or later if these things keep coming up, one will pass. At that point, those interested in public interest wi…
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Foods I am planning on using as my staples. Make soup. It stretches, fills you up, is hard to mess up, and you can put basically anything in it. It is also ideal for cold climates. Additionally, chili is great, cheap, keeps, and is similarly warm.…
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I know it violates the spirit of your question but scholarships, cost of attendance, and cost of living are my focus.
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@mattnaw said: Has anyone else been really discouraged by their inability to figure out this test? Please give me some stories of what it was like when you weren’t so good and what changed and what it’s like now! I had a really frust…
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A car burns through money fast. Additionally, I'm not one of those people who actually enjoys driving(unless its a road trip). Give me public transportation and I can read a book, talk with others, or do whatever stress free thing I want. I'll need…
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http://mylsn.info/e2ri1f/ I disagreewith Spivey then. You have a decent chance in the Top 20 outside the Top 14. Maybe Spivey knows this cycle is going worse for splitters or thinks your overall app is weak, but just based on the numbers you should…
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@tylerdschreur10 said: My main concern is that they'll have to reevaluate my application or in some way push back my decision. Is that not a legitimate concern? Well if it would have been a waitlist and the reevaluation turns it into an acce…
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It couldn't hurt.
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Write out the inferences every time. It doesn't matter if you know the correct answer. It's whether you remember how to get there. A good memory is better simce it will make it easier to memorize the inferences.
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There are a lot of tests. It sounds to me like a good time for your first one. The value in them is that you can learn from your mistakes via blind review. Additionally, they can also identify weak points to study more. I would space them out earl…
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I'm up, but not because of the LSAT. This is my normal.
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Maybe mastering one type of game first would be better. For instance, you could work only on basic linear sequencing games until you can get those done in a better time. Then add in advanced linear games. Then learn in/out and then grouping and so o…
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@jjmm1010 said: This is a random question... but can your designated pre law advisor at your undergraduate institution see or access your materials? Recommendations, test score, and things like that. Mine definitely didn't, which was good be…
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@thrillhouse said: @"Seeking Perfection" said: I don't understand the idea of adding "as far as LSAT performance is concerned." Didn't you originally say that "Sally can become a great lawyer without getting a 180" = "Sa…
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It probably depends on your section breakdown, but if you are missing any points at all in logic games foolproofing should be your first step until you are not.
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I don't understand the idea of adding "as far as LSAT performance is concerned." Didn't you originally say that "Sally can become a great lawyer without getting a 180" = "Sally Cannot Become a Great Lawyer --> Sally got a 180"?? Imagine t…
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As far as admissions, you would certainly be better off studying for the LSAT during the same time even if it only netted you one or two points. However, the legal experience could help you decide whether to commit your life to something and go int…
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@thrillhouse said: @"Seeking Perfection" said: This is sort of a question dodge, but I never bought into that part of lawgic all that much. What I found more useful was to turn the sentence into a conditional not based on …
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This is sort of a question dodge, but I never bought into that part of lawgic all that much. What I found more useful was to turn the sentence into a conditional not based on a rule, but on understanding. "I sleep without wearing a shirt." could b…
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@testfromaway said: Hey all, After circling around the idea of law school for years, I finally settled on it last week. My cold diagnostic was 163, I'd like to be in the 170s by the time I test. I'm also currently on a Fulbright and li…
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@dimitricoachi said: Does anyone recommend the Power Score Study schedule? I would assume a Power Score Study Schedule wouldn't include time for foolproofing logic games using 7 sage so I would be likely to not recommend it. That said the B…
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@lawhopeful said: Hi! I'm hoping I can get some input on how people have fool proofed the logic games in the core curriculum--this is specifically referring to the ones used as examples and the problem sets (not PTs). I have yet to start drill…
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@Alex said: US News has some nice info beyond numbers for law schools. I think otherwise you have to sort of search for specifics. https://www.usnews.com/best-graduate-schools/top-law-schools However, while you definitely want to do you…
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@LindsMitch said: @"Seeking Perfection" said: U Chicago likely would have got a similar little boost for location and its historic importance in law and economics, but the dead crows which were laying on the ground next to the …
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@ozymandias1303 said: Breakdown of said 155: -8 on RC -11 on LG -19 on LR The 155 is the score I got after a year and a half of very "half-assed" study. Went through the RC & LR Bibles, some of the LG Bible, and the CC's le…
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Some sort of mental startup before PTs is good. However, keep it long enough before the PT that you can replicate it on test day. You are not going to get to bring a sample RC section into the testing center to practice on right before the test on …
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@"nicole.dg19" said: Hey Everyone, I'm new to 7Sage, (a friend who went to T14 law school referred me) and I'm wondering which course is most worth it for me. I started studying for the LSAT last July, and took the December test even thoug…
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@"sen.noopur" said: ^^ Does the above imply that LRAPs take spousal income into account? It depends on the school and sometimes on whether you file taxes jointly or individually. You have to look at each one individually, but its a good idea…
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Scholarships and rank will ultimately decide it for me. But other things equal, I'd give a slight edge to Michigan for proximity to home, to Northwestern for beauty and still being in the Midwest, and to WUSTL for the fact that they reached out to m…