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NYC12345
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lol RE how 7sage forum suddenly transitioned into a bodybuilding.com forum.
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Just sent it.
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7pm Saturday does work for me. Let me know how I can set up my Skype for a group chat.
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I'm actually up to PT 40, but the earliest I can take it is on Saturday.
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I'm just hoping that my LSAT reflects my PT average. I keep hearing stories of people going down substantially on the actual exam.
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Sounds great. I'm hoping for Cornell, Georgetown, and UVA (hopefully my 4.0 gap will give me a boost).
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@"Nilesh S" If you don't mind me asking, which T14 did you get into with a 167? The reason I'm asking is because I am scoring in that range on PTs.
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@rachelHaw Why would you retake the LSAT if your scored a 173? Your score is high enough to get into every school from #4-#200, with a shot at HYS. You will also receive a substantial amount of money from a T14.
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Thanks for the advice guys.
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@"Nilesh S" If I do two a week, then I will have finished all PTs by June or July. Should not complete any PTs until a few months before the test and then go at it with two PTs a week? If so, what should I do in the mean time? I have Cambridge dr…
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@pannab Thanks for the advice. I've practically lived and breathed the LSAT for the past three months. How often do you typically take PTs? I am taking the Oct 2015 LSAT and have more PTs than the number of weeks leading up to the exam.
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@royaimani I have been studying since December 2014 (2 months). Thanks for the responses. I just have one more question: Should I not take around 8-10 PTs and save them just in case I don't score above 170 and need to retake? Or should I not BR eve…
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I usually never change my answers during BR. I usually convince myself that the answers are correct.
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@mpits001 I think you should study diligently, take preptests with BR afterwards, retake the exam and either reapply and receive a substantial scholarship from the school down the block, or apply to better schools. There is no reason why you can't …