Only one person above mentioned this, but I honestly think that with your softs and LSAT score, you may want to consider revising some of your letters of recommendations! I read on the Yale admission blog about the weight that LORs can have, and the…
If you're worried, I think the advice given above is spot-on. Apply as early as you can, and do not take things like additional statements for granted !!! Make sure your personal statement is really well written, and highlights something relatively …
Also, I don't think you have to apply for jobs at a law firm, which may ease your frustration. Like mentioned above, almost anything will be okay. Considering the fact that you studied engineering, if you get a job that has some relation to that, yo…
Question: Since the December LSAT has now moved to November, when would still be considered "early" to apply??
I plan on taking the September LSAT and assuming I'll be satisfied with it, click submit to my apps the day results are released!
Question though: If ABA decides that a test is no longer needed beginning cycle of 2019-2020, don't you think that many people who would have applied next cycle would wait a year instead of having to take the LSAT?? (People who have not studied for …
I studied using only the PS Bibles, which got me a 166.
So I just recently started 7sage!!
For me, the LG Bible got me to -0 on Games, so I found it helpful, BUT I HAVE NOT DONE ANY GAMES YET WITH 7SAGE, (just started the CC) so cannot compare the…
Not trying to be a downer, but this late in the cycle after being "in review" since late December, is it even realistic to expect/hope for a sheer acceptance? Or is it almost 100% WL/ rejection at this point?
I HIGHLY ADVISE AGAINST* AN IN PERSON COURSE!!!
7sage is awesome, and if you want more material then you can try the PowerScore LG bible and the LR Bible!
The reason I advise against an in-person course, is it is VERY EXPENSIVE and not as helpful …
Keep in mind though that Spivey still expects next year's cycle to be less competitive!!!
So this may not be the case for next year since #of applicants is expected to drop
I am currently reading Samantha Power's book "A problem from Hell" about America's response to genocide, it is really fascinating (though to be honest I am still in the early chapters thus far).
Another book I really like is by Yale professor Amy C…
Here is the link for methodology for the rankings:
https://www.usnews.com/education/best-graduate-schools/articles/law-schools-methodology
One of the factors taken account is peer assessment score and assessment score by lawyers and judges, where …
@"Leah M B" said:
@PearsonSpecterLittUp said:
@"Leah M B" made a really good post about someone's data when they applied late in the cycle VS. early on and the difference is INSANE!
So check it out, and from that case alone, l…
I too decided to reapply next cycle with an improved LSAT and GPA (in final year of undergrad right now).
Lonely Planet has buy one get one free all their travel guidebooks right now.....So using next year to backpack after applications are in
Just wondering, how come not Georgetown or even GW?
Because if for example you got a partial scholarship at Georgetown, you MIGHT be able to leverage UVA for a bit of money, and even if not, I would probably take some money at Georgetown over full …
@"Leah M B" made a really good post about someone's data when they applied late in the cycle VS. early on and the difference is INSANE!
So check it out, and from that case alone, looks like early next cycle may be a better bet
I have a close friend who purchased the LSAT trainer after completing the CC and used it primarily for RC. She ended up doing -1 on test day on RC!
Have you thought about trying out the book?
Hope this helps!
For Emory I think you'll have a decent chance with 165+, especially with a good GPA addendum. (I'm a *bit of a splitter and got a very generous scholarship from them with a 166)).
Hiii!
I have posted this article on a different discussion, but it is very applicable for you, so check it out:
https://law.yale.edu/admissions/jd-admissions/ask-asha/speaking-law-school-scams
CONGRATS on the mega scholarship!!!