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Kade Katrak
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It took me 42 days. I did exactly one new test section of games or 4 games a day. I then repeated it after watching the video that day and repeated until I was confident and well under the recommended time. I then foolproofed the same game a day lat…
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Rank not published is a huge gap to UC Davis. You should try to negotiate. If that does not work then with that goal and option your choice really should be UC Davis now vs reapplying(possibly after retaking) and hoping to get much more money from …
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@"Harmmanb-1" said: I am about to begin purchasing books for my 1L classes. I have noticed that many books are available in E-book format. Which format would be better for law school, paperback or E-book? Which are you most comfortable with?…
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You could always ask if you could take a three month leave of absence. If they say no which is probably most likely you are back where you started. If they say yes then you have a job for when you are done with the LSAT and waiting for your applicat…
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Logic games are pretty clearly going to be your easiest remaining section to improve. I think the games from 1-15 were pretty much as valuable as all the other games although they do have more frequent unusual games. If you think they are less val…
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@"j.bambury" said: Thanks for the encouragement! I’ve just downloaded head space, going to be running daily as well as that always helps me focus. Any tips on places to start to get LG to -0? Should I just keep doing games? Run back throu…
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@"surfy surf" said: @"m.c lshopeful" said: Lots of people work full-time and study for the LSAT. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but schools are not going to care at all and I would recommend against writing to that effect. …
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@pomegranate said: @calcal101 thanks so much for the thoughtful and informative response Forgot to mention I am a first generation American, but am guessing that won't help (might even hurt?) because I'm Asian-American... Will have to focus o…
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@"trevor.sikes" said: Should I start taking the time to practice diagramming LR (especially SA) questions in my head more than actually writing the diagram down? Anyone have any experience with this? I just only diagrammed the ones I couldn'…
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I bet your lawyer is right about LSAC appealing any decision and generally opting to drag it out and make it expensive. If you could identify others who have been affected you might be able to do a class action law suit of some sort which might make…
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@"Cant Get Right" said: I had a guy call me from Jamaica to tell me how to collect my lottery winnings, lol. It was a horrible scam and I told him. We actually laughed about it together; I think he knew on some level that it was comically bad.…
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@lTexlawz said: I wanted to share an experience that I had a couple days ago. I got a phone call saying this is IRS and we have a warrant for your arrest. I decided to that I find first by using a reverse lookup on the phone and found out the…
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@"George D" said: Hi Everyone, I am one of the LSAT takers who are working full-time. I graduated with my B.A. around a year ago. I have been working at a Los Angeles law firm since then. The firm is really busy, which is great, but that …
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If you could get the logic games once you'll get them down again and it will be much quicker this time.
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Stick to the games from tests 1-35. All the core curriculum material is drawn drom tests 1-35. You want to leave the remaining tests for fresh PTs which accurately tell you where you are at. It will technically overlap with the CC, but doing games …
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The later ones seemed harder or at least longer on average to me. But I don't think stressing which ones are hard vs easy for everyone is all that productive anyways. You are going to have question types that happen to be hard or easy for you. And…
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They are rare, but increasingly common. I would say there is one every couple sections. And they still aren't as weird as the older games sometimes are. I wouldn't be concerned by it. I would just use it as a reason to practice.
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@"mickey.caleb" said: i think the wait list priority goes like this: do we need certain stats to maintain stats? if not, proceed to #2 who are the candidates we really liked? are we over budget? do we need people to pay sticker? wh…
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Thanks!
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@"Return On Inference" said: @"surfy surf" said: If you have additional time during your PT to go back over some questions you circled, do you still leave them for BR if you feel certain about your AC? Yes, always. Because if…
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It might be worth an addendum explaining the language barrier thing as long as you are clear on why that won't be a problem in law school. However, they usually mostly focus on the LSAT for international students since your GPA won't alter their ra…
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@AudaciousRed said: Comes off as rude. Like, yeah, that's what students really need right now: head games and extra worry at this point to extend suffering and make them even more insecure about this process. Really? I may be misreading…
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You could send a LOCI, could call without giving your name and ask, or could openly ask.
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@LCMama2017 said: @"Seeking Perfection" said: @Ohnoeshalpme said: Aside from the T5, your 171 is above the 75th percentile for every school. I seriously doubt that a 2/3 point increase in this category would have …
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Why do you think these are scams? I mean if lots of people apply, your chances go down, but it isn't a scam.
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@TheoryandPractice said: I think we need to take the 7sage analytics with a grain of salt. it’s absolutely a great method to see how we do on practice exams; however, I also know that first time takers tend to perform a bit differently from th…
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@LCMama2017 said: @"Leah M B" said: I just use the analytics and love them. Is there some reason you want a different one? Something missing from analytics? I believe the analytics 7Sage offers is only if you take a full PT…
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@xins2008 said: I know for sure a story about an Asian international student who experienced probably much more suffering in 5 years and finally got probably a higher score (167) but rejected by all the T14s he applied, and only admitted to a …
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@Ohnoeshalpme said: Aside from the T5, your 171 is above the 75th percentile for every school. I seriously doubt that a 2/3 point increase in this category would have a significant impact on admissions. It may increase scholarship offers, but …
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@AudaciousRed said: Indeed. 150k isn't just 150k. It's more like 200-300k in loan total repayment, plus all the lost investment time and money lost while paying that off (as you pointed out with your calculations). It can be a great deal mor…