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1) It never ends. The emphasis just sifts to other parts of the test. Full-proofed 1-35 over the course of 2 months but then returned to those games every week for the rest of my studying. After I took a PT, the LG section was added to my foolproof …
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I always recommend to take it when you're ready because even once you're ready it's easy to underperform once or twice.
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Have you filmed yourself on RC/LR? The 2-3 questions you seek are the trickiest to snag and video can help illuminate opportunities to snag them.
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Sharp tips please my OCD personality but made for shitty bubble-fillers. I brought 6 but probably only used 2 and even ran down the tips before using those.
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@FixedDice I was wondering what steps I need to take to get updated letters when I already have letters from said professors in my LSAC account? (aside from reaching back out to my profs, ofc) Click on "Add/Edit Recommenders" (or so…
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@MindyKale What happens to people that get accepted but choose to withdraw later in the cycle? Wouldn't that money get redistributed? i.e. would you stand a chance to an offer that someone has passed if you have the numbers/profile etc. I coul…
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HLS class size is big. Have you had opportunities to get to know your professors? How is the dynamic amongst your class i.e. how many gunners?
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@"Michaela.Pratt1" I can't really say. I've been out of school for 7 years so that thought never crossed my mind. Assuming you had professor available to you who was a professional writer in a field where the writing style was relevant (your physics…
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@"Michaela.Pratt1" Did you find that your essay generally received thorough editing of grammar, sentence structure, adding your voice, and making it sound better overall or was there specific assistance you received that was somehow particular t…
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OP, I've been working with 7Sage consultants since the start of summer. It was not an easy decision to make, but I'm very happy with the experience so far. I'm not being paid to share any of this just like I'm not being paid to sing the praises of 7…
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Graduated with a 3.57 and my lsac gpa is 3.51. I feel your pain. You can and should double check their work here https://classic.7sage.com/admissions/gpa-calculator/ Once you've confirmed the lsac GPA, find what is driving down the GPA and think a…
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With spaces. Your statement will be cut off in the application text box otherwise
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@"Leah M B" Yes, LSAC transmits your info including your GPA to the schools. I don't believe anyone asks for it separately. But that said, if you are ever asked your GPA, or send it separately to a school for any reason (like while requesting a …
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GREAT QUESTION! I consciously worked on this for months. This was my high 160s hurdle and I didn't break that plateau until it was fixed. Too often when PTing, I would blow it on a difficult game and finish -4 to -6 in LG. 1) Develop a process. On…
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I studied about 3-4 hours per day. Some days I only studied 1-2, other days upwards of 6. I finished the CC in 2.5 months I think. The quality of study matters more than hours committed, though. Citing "laziness" is what's most concerning in your p…
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Yes. If your laziness only permits ~2 hours of study per day then law school is a bad idea.
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I've gone through the entire CC, but i'm still have trouble being able to translate passages to their Conditional Reasoning equivalencies intuitively or with enough speed and accuracy. What tools to people use to internalize conditional reasoning…
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Ah! I remember this question!!! It's the very first LR problem in my binder of "misfit questions". I returned to this question every few weeks and practiced it without diagramming -- v difficult but good practice.
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@studentservices @akistotle
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Are these slides occurring in PTs or timed sections? Are the -4s from about the same time range of PTs as the -11 i.e. the 40s? How often are you taking a PT?
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it's not true that "few customers would want free gift wrapping" AND it's not true that "most customers would want it". It's a very awkward sentence but there are only two scenarios that would satisfy this negation: 1) Zero customers want gift wra…
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Submitted my first four apps last night. Two of them remain "incomplete" because they don't have CAS reports yet. I've just found this anxiety triggering note on Chicago's status checker: "Many applications are incomplete because we haven't receive…
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My need for diagramming steadily reduced as I progressed through the upper 160s and into the 170s. Use it as needed and don't judge yourself for it. Personally, if I needed to diagram, I'd skip that question and diagram in the second round. There's…
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Dang! Jealous!
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148 Diagnostic (2016) --> 174 July (2018) Trust the process!
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When I got the the June test back, I BRed it as if it were another PT. The one difference was keeping an eye on trends since I hadn't taken that many in the 80s yet. How do you normally BR?
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TL/DR: You should move on and return as needed. If for no other reason than LG is the easiest to improve and achieve consistency in. Folks frequently finish the CC only to find initial score drops. That's because they've just been introduced to a w…
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UCLA sent a waive on August 20.
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@"surfy surf" Why is UCLA playing me lol I emailed requesting a fee waiver and they sent me an auto response with the fee waiver policy I got that response from U of Chicago : (