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@Ohnoeshalpme said: Obviously when you're taking a test you can't know before hand what the difficulty is. However, it seems that the general rule among high-scorers is to skip a question that throws an unusually large wrench into your plan. P…
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@"Habeas Porpoise" said: I personally haven't found 5-star questions to be particularly different conceptually from "easier" question -- often it's just that the stimulus is more confusing, more cleverly worded, has more distracting fluff, or …
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@"samantha.ashley92" said: Hey @Redentore3337! I had this bookmarked and I can't see the link anymore. Can you post it in a comment for me? The link for?
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@"Seeking Perfection" said: If you can get the 170 you ought to get into a Top 14 if you blanket them. Look at this link for your chances. There are two caveats. First it is including all non-African American URMs. I think that should fit…
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@ya_he_ja_z1 said: @Redentore3337 said: I've heard that if you apply to the law school that was your undergrad, you have less of a chance of getting in. In my case, it's my graduate school so I'm not sure if it still applies but I'…
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@"Seeking Perfection" said: If you can get the 170 you ought to get into a Top 14 if you blanket them. Look at this link for your chances. There are two caveats. First it is including all non-African American URMs. I think that should fit…
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@testfromaway said: This is unrelated to your question, but is the MFA in creative writing or another field? A Michigan MFA in poetry is my DREAM. I'm applying for it alongside law school this year, and would love to hear your experiences. I…
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@OlamHafuch said: The bump depends on what type of URM, too. Not all URMs are as underrepresented as others. The more underrepresented, the bigger the bump. True
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@"Leah M B" said: If you do make it into the 170s, I think you should have a solid shot. T3 would be tough and certain other ones like Chicago that place a lot of value on GPA. But if you blanket the whole T14, I think you should have a good s…
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@FixedDice said: Depends on which T14s you have in mind (Yale and Stanford, for example, might be a liiiitle bit of a stretch), but I think you will have a decent shot if you manage to score 170+ (or equal to or above a T14's median). 3.5+ is …
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@"Leah M B" said: @Redentore3337 said: @"Leah M B" said: @speedwagon said: I thought this meant you had decided! Can't wait to hear from you! I am all CUNY all the way in the end. That fell…
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@"Leah M B" said: @speedwagon said: I thought this meant you had decided! Can't wait to hear from you! I am all CUNY all the way in the end. That fellowship is no joke and I feel good about my choices. Haha false alarm. No,…
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@"Seeking Perfection" said: @Redentore3337 said: @"Seeking Perfection" said: @Redentore3337 said: I'd go with Chicago if I were you. Ann Arbor has the appeal of a cute town but not the city…
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@"Seeking Perfection" said: @Redentore3337 said: I'd go with Chicago if I were you. Ann Arbor has the appeal of a cute town but not the city vibe that you're looking for. I don't know how expensive Chicago is but Ann Arbor isn't ch…
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I'd go with Chicago if I were you. Ann Arbor has the appeal of a cute town but not the city vibe that you're looking for. I don't know how expensive Chicago is but Ann Arbor isn't cheap to live either. The law library here is damn beautiful though, …
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@LetsHigh5 said: @Redentore3337 said: Can someone please explain "CIRCLE: all conditional, modal, and quantifier words." what exactly are conditional, modal, and quantifier words or where I can be directed to lear…
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@Kateryna said: Is it -8 per section? No, other sections are all over the place but I'm working individually on them now
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@"Cant Get Right" said: @Lizzyd_17 said: @"Cant Get Right" Hey there, your BR format sounds so helpful. I was wondering do you use this primarily for all answers you got wrong or all the questions in your LR section. Thanks …
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I go to Michigan as a grad student now. The resources are great, a lot of space to study, faculty is accomadating. The only thing I truly hate is the weather. It's tough, obviously Columbia is gonna be cold to but, when they say the Winter's are gon…
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@"Cant Get Right" said: You're not actually BRing, so that's definitely going to be why you're not improving between the timed take and BR and why you're not making any gains more broadly. You've got to write it all out to hold yourself accoun…
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@keets993 said: @Redentore3337 I think you should defintely start to type out or write down during your blind review. Re-write the stimulus, label as you please and write down your anticipations and then write down why you think the four …
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@keets993 said: Is it specific question types? What about difficulty level? In addition to what has already been stated, I'd suggest trying to anticipate the answer choices. So when you're done labelling the premise and conclusion, cover up th…
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@goingfor99th said: @Redentore3337 said: @goingfor99th said: You have to identify premises and conclusions for every LR stimulus you do. It's critical to know which sentence functions as a premise v. which functio…
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@goingfor99th said: You have to identify premises and conclusions for every LR stimulus you do. It's critical to know which sentence functions as a premise v. which functions as an intermediate conclusion/a conclusion. Do you label these in th…
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@"Return On Inference" said: Do you get the questions wrong on BR? I ask because if you're getting questions wrong without the time constraint, then it suggests that there's some issue with the fundamentals that you're having. If that's t…
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@swamlepow said: I liked tackling lg first with the lower numbered pts. You might want to then drill specific lr types before moving to full tests or just hop right in (not the biggest believer in spending a ton of time outside full pts on oth…
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Congrats mate!
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@Mike_Ross said: @Redentore3337 said: @Mike_Ross said: btw, I'm not sure if this is helpful, but I figured that I'd share: Based on 99th's 3-5 day method, I figured the best way for me to study LR and…
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@Mike_Ross said: btw, I'm not sure if this is helpful, but I figured that I'd share: Based on 99th's 3-5 day method, I figured the best way for me to study LR and foolproof LG concurrently is a 3-day span for each/week: Sunday, Monda…
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@goingfor99th said: Cambridge only did LR and LG. I would consider myself a specialist in tests 1-38 and only saw materials up to PT 70 before test day. I sat for PT 81 and the only thing I regret is not doing more timed RC sections and compar…