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They will notice the difference it no matter what. However a goodb, fairly brief addendum cannot do much damage. Maybe try to emphasize why you don't believe that same anxiety will affect you on law school exams and the bar, assuming you don't thin…
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@alyssamcc0593 said: So I am still confused. I graduated in 2016 and am planning on starting in Fall 2019. I took out loans then, would I still be able to be exempt for these changes? The reason why I am asking if because there will be a …
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I did it in person and was accepted last Friday via email although it is sort of a safety for me according to the numbers. I'm hoping for a scholarship email sometime soon. They were nothing but nice. They were running a little behind, so don't str…
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@Emily2122 said: Hi everyone! I started studying over the summer using the LSAT Trainer. While it was helpful to understand some concepts, I'm not even close to where I want to be scoring, which is 170+ for the June test. I'm especially w…
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@supboarder said: Isn't the Senate controlled by the Republican party currently? While I really pray for a Hail Mary that raises the proposed 28500 loan cap I don't really see that happening in the current political climate in Washington. If y…
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Sign up for a retake in February and study hard for a month and a half. Look into backup options or waiting a cycle. There is some chance you get in. In state is supposed to help some and non-traditional status can distance you from your GPA. Howev…
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They are the same, but no x is y will usually have x refer to a group of things. No aligator ate Jim. A-->¬J Sally's pet is an alligator. S-->A You then combine to get Sally's pet didn't eat Jim or S-->¬J In the other case, x is not y y…
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@dytmom_3x said: So how exactly does one pay for school if not on loans or scholarships? And if family has no money. Private loans at really high interest rates. It will be a bad idea though.
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I would be careful not to write anything that makes it look like you look down on people who are still religious or that you see atheism as the natural end point for everyone. However, if you make it about yourself, about being honest with yourself …
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@LauraC829 said: @uhinberg said: I believe that all complaints must be received within 6 days of the test for LSAC to do anything about it. I submitted and they're now offering this letter for law schools to see. Not sure i…
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For drilling, I would do it untimed or alternatively just record how much time it takes to do them all. If you can get to the answer eventually, that is an excellent start. You just need to repeat it until it feels more and more natural and is not d…
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If it is what motivates you to go to law school then make your personal statement about it. If there is something else which is the main driver of your decision to go to law school than include this story as concisely as you can in an addendum.
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@Maoammm1 said: I went to a college with a Pass/Fail system (ie no GPA) so I assumed that my "GPA" is just gonna be something like "NA" or simply left blank. But a 0.00??? Does that mean if a school accepts me, I'd be bringing their …
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No and not even exactly because of the conflict of interest. You really ought to have your letters written by a former teacher or employer. You are the employer of the lawyer. You could write a letter recommending the lawyer's product to others. How…
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What about yield protection? Why should they think you will come to their school if you won't even do an interview? What about scholarships? They have a limited budget and even if you don't wind up going there you want them to choose to give some o…
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@tylerdschreur10 said: Just curious, anybody have theories about why the average score for prelaw is so low? Obviously prelaw as a ug major is no physics or engineering (excuse my biased but accurate generalization ?) in terms of rigor, but i …
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@"Leah M B" said: @10000019 said: @stepharizona said: @thrillhouse said: @stepharizona said: > Actually, the proportion gett…
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@LSATcantwin said: @"Seeking Perfection" said: @jsfollower said: @"Seeking Perfection" said: @lawchoolpi said: Is it possible for law schools to see the scores…
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@goingfor99th said: @"Seeking Perfection" said: I'm saying that I don't know how exactly it works(probably something like that). However, I know what the effect is. Batches of people do sometimes get fee waivers a couple days befor…
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@jsfollower said: @"Seeking Perfection" said: @lawchoolpi said: Is it possible for law schools to see the scores before they come out? Yes, but only slightly and it is not so much that the schools se…
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Toplawschools.com is a decent resource. You could probably also sign up for the 7sage admissions course or ask someone involved with that (I have not signed up for it, but they do a free webinar and answer questions every couple weeks). It probably…
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@zmeeker91 said: @Mitchell-1 Where do I assume causation exactly? By pointing to an unfair advantage I'm merely pointing to an objective outcome and judging the merit of that outcome. I'm not even really speculating about causation. One si…
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@lawchoolpi said: Is it possible for law schools to see the scores before they come out? Yes, but only slightly and it is not so much that the schools see them as that the candidate referral service sees them and sends fee waivers based on t…
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I would say 10 in 10 is a good idea. That said, it is a measuring stick not really a goal. I would usually do the first 10 in about 10 minutes and check my watch around then. Therefore, if I was slower I knew I might need to pick up the pace a hair…
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@"Drew Alterio" said: I already cancelled once. Is it possible for me to take feb and then june again or is that too much?I feel like I need to kill my next score but only have one more chance since I blew it the first time... I also signed up…
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@"Alex Divine" said: I'd recommend the ultimate + so you have all of the extras (exams, LG bundle, drills, explanations, question bank, etc, etc.) It's true as SeekingPerfection and @akistotle alluded to above that you likely won't be able to …
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@zmeeker91 This is a good point that I didn't initially consider. However, because I feel it necessary to defend my initial position, I think you make a lot more assumptions by saying that this group is significantly different from the general p…
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I got one from Cornell in August with with just under a 3.8. It was before my retake so my LSAT was a 172. I'm not URM. I did make sure to list New York as a state I was interested in. I did that for the states of all the schools I wanted to appl…
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@zmeeker91 said: On the one hand, I'm not satisfied with the explanation that accommodations are significantly contributing to the 175-180 score range. We simply don't have the data to know whether or not this is true. However, I don't think t…
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The problem is that with only two months you don't have time to take advantage of much more than the starter package. You likely need to get through the core curriculum, start foolproofing logic games, and begin PTing and blind reviewing. That is mo…