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Don't let the perfect become the enemy of the good. You're done with the curriculum. Get on with the bundle for a weeks and don't worry about going back to the curriculum for games. You'll learn more at this point from doing the games and working th…
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I reached out to mine because of a bizarre C&F issue and I needed a Dean's Letter from my UG school and I wanted to make sure I was getting what I needed and from the right people. If it hadn't been for that I never would have as I applied to pl…
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Aside from the aforementioned ideas and a LOCI I would highly recommend hiring a consultant who specializes in this area if you really want to get into a certain school and are sitting on a WL. Getting off a WL can be all about good timing in terms …
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Check it on the application but don't waste space in your PS.
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Well I'm pretty sure they don't admit anyone that they don't interview so it is a good sign in that respect. Congrats and don't sweat it... You're an intelligent woman and speak well... Just be yourself and you'll be fine. Good luck!
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I left that blank on every app. It's none of their business.
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No. They can see where you have seat deposited later on but that's a different story.
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Yoga. Also, call LSAC and ask for a standing desk accommodation. 99% chance they will laugh at you but hey at least you tried.
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I did the same thing. Do what you can and take the test when you're ready not according to an arbitrary time table you give yourself. Know that burning out can be due to the time given to all your obligations not just LSAT prep. If you work 10 hours…
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Thank you guys! You're the best! Think it's time to drop some chattels on some singing bowls!
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On the scantron I put a very small dot (think pencil point) to the left of the number of any question I circled in the test book. It is totally cool since it is not in the area of the bubbles and you won't get docked. That way when I finished it was…
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That game is technically not really a traditional grouping game with a chart. It is a grouping game with subcategories/roles/job titles. In a true grouping game with a chart the groups are on one axis and the elements are on the other and then you c…
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Hold off... Pretty sure UNC accepts apps through the summer anyways, but schools will always make room for strong applicants.
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Work through the bundle for a few weeks until you are averaging -0 to -2 while still doing a little LR/RC to stay fresh. Then start PTing and you can use the bundle as a fifth section if need be.
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Pre-phrasing is very valuable in many circumstances. However you should not let the perfect become the enemy of the good in this situation by taking too long to try and pre-phrase at the expense of going into the ACs and seeing what is being offered…
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If you scored too high on your first LSAT then you will never be given accommodations. I'm fairly certain that roughly around the average LSAT score will disqualify you. I found out right before my first take that I could have received accommodation…
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You're good and now you're ahead of the game.
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Exercise, meditate, eat well, sleep well, and don't study 60+ hours per week or you will burn out. Focus on the end goal: becoming a lawyer, and whatever you want to do with that.
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Well given that there are people that spend $5k plus on a consultant, $3k plus on a course, $1k plus on LSAT materials, and $1k plus on applications, it's a pretty good deal. Not to mention that there are other editors out there that charge $100-300…
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http://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/2737/logic-games-attack-strategy
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Hanging a shingle is not some super easy thing to do. If it was then a lot more people would do it. I don't think you should pay sticker anywhere outside of the T14 and really more like top 6 or so. Even then it's not the best idea depending on your…
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Don't worry about LR/RC timing, that will develop during PTs. Just keep up with them while you still LG for a few weeks. After the first week or two you can switch over to full LG sections to mimic test day a bit more and learn how to manage those d…
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If only we could exchange karma for good favor in admissions!
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Since most RC passages are not written for the LSAT but are excerpted from elsewhere this question is virtually unanswerable as asked since it is pretty much always context based. I would focus on developing a deeper understanding of the passage str…
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Thanks guys, Pepperdine is the lowest ranked that I applied to so we will see what the next few months hold. Pretty sure Duke is not in the cards but if I could sneak into GULC it would be pretty great especially now that I'm eligible for the Voc Re…
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Hey Mimi, I haven't forgotten about you, I'm just in the midst of yoga teacher training and it's 12 hours a day of yoga and instruction so I have been super busy. Do not submit subpar writing. A DS and optional essays are there to provide opportunit…
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Yes retake them as full PTs.
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@"Chipster Study" I got a 165 in December, but more importantly I got into Pepperdine on Gray Day with a decent scholarship so now my worst case scenario is getting paid to go to law school in Malibu and getting to live with family out there. And I …
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Alternate between fresh PTs from 36-51 and retakes of 52-77. You could probably do 1 of each per week until June and be good to go. Use 1-35 for drilling weaknesses as necessary and mastering LG.
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You can't rely on target times for games in the abstract because game 1 is not always the easiest and game 4 is not always the hardest. You need to read the setup, transcribe the pieces at a minimum, and transcribe the board if you see it. Then read…