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@Sami said: @ozymandias1303 said: So, I want to take the July 23rd LSAT which is in roughly 5 months. I would like to get a 170. Received a 155 on the December 2017 LSAT, and am waiting to see what my score on the February 2018 LSA…
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@tylerdschreur10 said: If I were you, I would definitely take the full ride. Graduating from Columbia or Penn with zero debt will provide you with a lot of great opportunities in PI. Plus having minimal debt will allow you to take a job you wa…
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I bubbled every page flip. It saves time. The only time I would switch away from this would be if I was running out of time at the end of a section. I would then bubble in c for all the remaining questions when it got down to about two minutes and …
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It seems like you probably already have done enough PTs to roughly know your strengths and weaknesses. Therefore I wouldn't do any more during the Core Curriculum. You already know which areas to spend the most time on during the CC(whatever your co…
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I imagine as a teacher you would make a pretty good tutor and there has to be some demand for tutors either in high school or college classes in Chicago.
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I don't think you need to cite the prof's papers as evidence that they are in the fields they are in. If you take specific information from the paper, you probably should. Either way, I think that in a Why X essay, it would probably usually flow bet…
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@stepharizona said: Agreed @"Seeking Perfection" but this same doors will open even after deadlines have passed and scholarships likely attached. And a simple check on LSN cN show if you were shorted for a late app. Absolutely, Law School N…
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@stepharizona said: Generally it's a bad idea, but Feb or June scores changes things a bit. The "save your place in line" simply isn't true. Your LSAT/GPA index can move you forward or to the back of the line. If a school has a late …
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@"Leah M B" @"Michael Ma" The Northwestern cut off was a little arbitrary. Northwestern used to have particularly high BigLaw placement. That might not be true with the newest numbers. I don't know because I'm not actually interested in Big Law at…
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If you are set on applying and attending this cycle no matter the score, you might as well send them and get the advantage of having them in as soon as the LSAT scores can get to them. If you might wait a cycle, I would probably hold my fire until …
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I'd take a full ride anywhere in the Top 14 over Harvard for public interest. You ar> @"ile.ile.ile" said: Hi all, hypothetical here. If you were planning to go into public interest, and you got a full ride to a T-6 (or Penn eg) vs HYS, would…
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@whoami said: Do you guys feel that it's the fact that I've taken the LSAT four times that I was rejected? I doubt it. I bet it is more that you are a pretty extreme splitter. That makes every app a roll of the dice and much less certain. Us…
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You can also definitely get lucky with section difficulty. I wanted a fairly easy Games section for my retake since they still occasionally threw me off. I got it, but with a supposedly really hard RC section. That was great for me since I'm natural…
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Additionally, How do we go about asking for a scholarship increase without looking totally ungrateful especially when the offer is already impressive?
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@OverRatedUnderAchiever Okay, but so far in the previous comments you contradict yourself. You initially disagreed with Asians having a higher expectation for getting admissions to Law schools, compared to undergrad. I did not. I initially dia…
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@"surfy surf" said: @"Seeking Perfection" I am concerned about a new job possibly being a distraction. One benefit of doing this brain-dead zombie work is that I have a lot of brain power/energy left over for studying after work. Another h…
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I preferred not to read it first, but it definitely saves time. So if I was a little behind pace compared to normal, I read question stems first then the passage and then answered. If not, I read the passage the question and the answers in order an…
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By applying in late June or early July when the results to the score come in you basically sacrafice your ability to negotiate scholarships. They know that the other schools are likely to be full of students so even if you get in you are likely loo…
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@OverRatedUnderAchiever said: @"Seeking Perfection" said: @Kalayaan said: @"Seeking Perfection" said: @westcoastbestcoast said: @OverRat…
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If you really hate it, I would change jobs. But I wouldn't really do it because of the LSAT. Sure looking will have a distracting effect as will settling in at a new place. The new place having an energy you like more could be either motivating or …
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@trevorreed283 said: Thank you very much @akistotle @"Seeking Perfection" and @cstrobel for the feedback, it really helped. It looks like I may get to study for the LSAT once more. If there's a silver lining, logic games was my worst sect…
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@Kalayaan said: @"Seeking Perfection" said: @westcoastbestcoast said: @OverRatedUnderAchiever said: @BillLsat said: Title says it all. I'm very curious to know…
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@westcoastbestcoast said: @OverRatedUnderAchiever said: @BillLsat said: Title says it all. I'm very curious to know! By checking Asian in the box, its already a different league. No doubt. And it's n…
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@studentservice said: Hey guys, we're posting on behalf of a 7Sager. They're wondering the following: I purchased the Ultimate Package when I completed the LSAT in 2016, but pursued a masters instead. I am now applying to law school…
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@swollthor said: And I am very set on Fall 2018 Even if it costs you up to $150,000? If I were you and were that set on applying this cycle I would take right now and apply this cycle. I would then keep studying for a June retake. If you sc…
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@"Leah M B" said: @"Seeking Perfection" @calcal101 This makes sense and I think is a good point. It's almost sort of like a Why X/LOCI... expressing particular interest. I was thinking the same thing, most admissions offices seem to not w…
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@LSATcantwin said: I stopped studying for the LSAT at the beginning of Dec. I STILL can't pull myself fully away from it....sigh. This test really works its way into your life lol I feel you. I finished in September and can't quite pull myse…
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@calcal101 said: Wanted to bump this and see if others can share their views…have people actually been responding to everyone? I can't imagine University of Michigan (and others that get billions--well not really--apps) wants yet another …
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@Emily2122 said: Would it be unethical or weird to ask your recommender to supply you with a copy so you can read it beforehand? I'm not applying until next year so I have no idea how the LOR process works. Are the letters just uploaded to LSA…
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@CPAtoJD said: Hi Everyone, I'm working my way through the PT, and wanted to get some input on a question regarding doing 2 weekly PT's, as my schedule suggests. I currently work full time, so the only realistic timeline I have for d…