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@"Dillon A. Wright" Can you please ban this user.
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You have to frame this, @nicole.hopkins
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#priceless
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Based off of anecdotal evidence, it seems that there are certain schools that view splitters favorably (Northwestern, Georgetown, etc.), and there are schools which view reverse-splitters favorably (UVA). It really depends on the school though. The…
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Yes. I get -0 on nearly every LG section and I rarely split the board. I just make boards for each question.
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Complete multiple games on a daily basis and you will develop a strategy that works for you. There is no rule. Everyone is different.
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@Pacifico I followed hundreds of applicants on LSN last cycle and many splitters and reach candidates heard in November and December. Your insight is mainly true for HYS (mainly H), but most other schools give out offers, waitlists, and rejections…
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You will likely hear back from many schools before the semester ends.
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E is irrelevant. C strengthens the argument by saying that the rebate will not attract new customers, which supports the conclusion that the mandate would not increase sales.
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Forget about PT explanations, we need GIF lessons from @"Dillon A. Wright"
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@nicole.hopkins http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=211572 The applicant who was deferred to RD and eventually accepted had a 2.8 and a 176.
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@nicole.hopkins http://mylsn.info/gxamaw/
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@nicole.hopkins I imagine you will get a boost at UT, especially considering you went to Princeton (Go Tigers!), are from the DFW area, have substantive work experience and love Ted Cruz. You're their dream applicant. UT--->Big 3 (V&E, Bake…
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@Pacifico @nicole.hopkins FYI, I've heard that Northwestern does not give an ED boost. Yes, applicants who are accepted thought the ED process get 50k a year, but that doesn't mean it's easier to get in. It is likely more difficult. Think about …
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Scholarship money is just one variable to take into consideration.
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No, but there's a better chance of getting accepted.
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@Pacifico @reid.elisabeth94 . UVA gives a considerable boost for ED applicants as well.
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@jmac800 How can "A" possibly be right? The stimulus says nothing about other societies. Furthermore, the argument states, "since the play attempts to invoke empathy, historians do not take the plays seriously."
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@jac376 I don't know where you're getting your information from, but "D" is not correct. It's not even a close one.
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Moreover, the argument structure implies that the reason for the historians' disapproval is because the play attempts to invoke empathy.
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@jmac800 The stimulus does not mention "other societies;" therefore, "A" does not explain the discrepancy. "B" is a great answer choice because it reveals historians' disapproval for the fact that plays exaggerate about how empathetic the society …
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He's advocating for hiring only those at the best firms because that will ensure that they hire the best workers, which is flawed.
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@Alejandro That is not what he's saying. He's not saying that "only the employees at the firm are the best." Rather, he's saying that "the only employees at the firm are the best." They are two completely different statements. The latter statem…
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"A" is correct because the company president is assuming that all employees who work for the top management firms are the best at what they do.
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No problem. Congratulations on the score improvement. Keep up the good work!
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Just so you are aware: once you take the LSAT and score above a 150 (or 153), LSAC will automatically deny your request because you scored in the average range. I completely misread your post and I just realized that you took the June administrati…
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@odebs2797 It is extremely difficult to get extra time on the exam. Also, the deadline to apply for accommodations for the October exam is on the 28th, which does not give you much time to have neuropsychological testing done and get a comprehensi…
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@Pacifico said: Everything I have seen has shown LSAC to be remarkably consistent. +1 LSAC would lose its credibility if any LSAT was harder than a previous exam to attain a certain score. The exam HAS to be consistent. That's why test-takers mu…
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I'm planning on taking the undisclosed exam from Superprep 2 on the Monday or Tuesday before the exam. I will be doing some light drilling up until Thursday morning, and I will be taking the rest of Thursday and the entire Friday off.
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D is not incorrect because it says "one." Rather, it is incorrect because it states that a harp "should" be played, instead of "is played."