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The official score report is on your lsac account I believe.
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I also started completing 2 mile runs the morning of my PTs and did the same on test day.
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I socialized with other takers and a proctor before check-in. It cut the tension for me.
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@sx23 You have to email them jdadmiss@law.harvard.edu and request a waiver form. The form asks for some basic background information and provides a space to explain your financial hardship. Penn required far more detailed information about my finan…
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@"Michaela.Pratt1" Harvard was quick for me too, but I haven’t applied to Stanford for one yet. What was that process like?
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Harvard just accepted my need-based application for a waiver. If anyone has questions about that process let me know.
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definition of "many" is context-dependent. "Many ppl" would generally not be interpreted to mean 2, 3, or 4. But "many security systems"? Thats could be 2, 3, or 4... we don't know how many security systems exist. I know we like to say many=some. …
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The point of an addendum is to add context to a particular aspect of your application. In the case of a GPA, I think it's perfectly reasonable to cite immaturity as long as you can clearly show that you grew out of it. After all, current-you is appl…
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I've never heard of someone receiving a waiver from a T20 school without a reported LSAT score.
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(Not an exhaustive list) lawgic fluency common reasoning flaws on the lsat identifying argument parts understanding how to weaken/strengthen an argument
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Dang. I wanna clerk now.
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@sx23 lol beat me to the post. This means that the previous waiver I received was need-based. If anyone wants some help in that process, feel free to PM me.
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Okay. So would you say it's not absolutely needed to do well on the test, if you only have time to study 7Sage materials before the November test date? Thanks in advance. The Trainer is certainly not a necessary supplement to do well in Novembe…
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@tekken1225 I was thinking of buying the Trainer to do this. How much more does the Trainer add to your understanding of the concepts, would you say? For me, minimally. It is a well-written book though and JY himself recommends it. I just didn…
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Interesting view from Asst Dean Zearfoss at Michigan on multiple takes: "Let's say we see a 150, a 151, and then a 170. In that situation, I would want to hear some explanation for why the person thinks there was that distinction, but assuming ther…
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I think you've got lots of time to reach a great score and apply by your desired timing. Personally, I didn't find the bible's helpful at all. As for the practice books, are you referring to the practice tests? Ultimage 7Sage package comes with acc…
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I always used 4 and I don't think it affected my scores on test day.
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@eRetaker @"Leah M B" Yeah LSAC seemed to have rejected people with incomes below $30k for fee waivers. You're looking at one of those people.
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@sx23 Nah your'e fine. While all of our communication probably does get tagged in a master adcom file, they're not going to be scrutinizing your response beyond "was this a professional response without errors?" You're good!
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@sx23 @"surfy surf" Well, lol, based on their response, I'm quite certain a human will not be reading my gratitude. "This is an auto-response to your recent inquiry, which was delivered to a mailbox that is not monitored."
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@sx23 My personal rule has been to say "thank you" if I think there is a chance that a human sent me the email. In this case, the email itself definitely seems automated but if it's in response to my need-based app (not clear) then appearances lie. …
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By the way, Michigan's fee waiver email was super informal lol. A nice change of pace.
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@Regis_Phalange90 I legit think this is not a dumb Q at all. My take on this is that the machine detects any lead in the center of each bubble. I dont completely fill the circles like artwork but I do blacken the center yet the teeny tiny edge o…
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@"surfy surf" Got a U Mich waiver via email and mail! Congrats! I got a Penn waiver this morning but I'm not sure if it's CRS or need-based. They have a formal need-based application which I submitted yesterday and the email I received today …
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1 page double spaced or less. Agreed unless otherwise stated in the prompt.
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@eRetaker Check your NYU apps, saw hidden waiver come through today YES!! WOOH! That's huge for me and my first easter egg!
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@"surfy surf" Damn you’re already ready to go!! Props to you. Did you write Why Xs for all 10 of those? I crammed all day Saturday and Sunday this past weekend! I'm mentally exhausted but I did complete all the standard questions (and double c…
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@lsatplaylist Great; thanks for all the info. Just trying to save some money given all the other fees we're going to be paying. Yeesh... tell me about it. I'm just about ready to send my first 10 apps and only have fee waivers to 4 of them whi…
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@keets993 NAAAIIIIILED IT.
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You can't contrapose a some-statement because it's largely undefined. We know that some As are Bs, but it could be that 1% of As are Bs or that 100% of As are Bs.