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@stepharizona said: Waviers are application Waivers so you do not have to pay the application fee to the school. @stepharizona said: Sometimes there isnt time for this like you can get accepted with a $$ offer to a school, but they can put a you…
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@jennilynn89 said: 2L or 3L just means law school students in their second or third year. Law school students are referred to as 1L, 2L, and 3L. We are technically 0L! Ask questions that are important to you. What do you want to know about the sch…
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@montaha.rizeq said: Every school is indeed different, I know for one school I'm interested in, I was able to meet with the vice dean just by emailing the school. I think what you're referring to is a general visit that doesn't include meeting with…
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@"Alex Divine" said: That is a question beyond my experience to be honest. I would think your best and safest bet is to contact the law school and ask exactly how to go about setting up a meeting with someone when you visit from the admissions offi…
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@JamesKent3 said: With the cost of law school approaching 250,000 over three years at some of the upper-tier schools, why would you not want to visit it and make sure you're going to be happy there earlier rather than later? Thank you. Good points…
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@stepharizona Thanks for the advice. I am assuming the waivers are information sheets that give all kind of information about the prospective school. Do they have information that cannot be found online? @montaha.rizeq @"Alex Divine" How would I …
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Your three-sentence biography. Born in Egypt, and immigrated to Canada when I was 3 years of age. Worked in sales for 10 years while and after doing undergrad. I did a Sociology major, and am 30 years old. Your biggest worry about your applicatio…
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Your three-sentence biography. Born in Egypt, and immigrated to Canada when I was 3 years of age. Worked in sales for 10 years while and after doing undergrad. I did a Sociology major, and am 30 years old. Your biggest worry about your applicatio…
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@stepharizona yeah, Superman is giving me a hard time. The ratings dropped for our new movie. On a serious note, thanks for your words of encouragement on the daily blogs. The reason I stopped was I got a bit disorganized, and feared I would soun…
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@"MrSamIam" Yeah, I should envision where I want to go with a law degree. I feel motivated as I'm reply to you. Thanks. @"J.Y. Ping" This comic is great. It was hilariously informing. Thanks. Day 19 Missed a few days on the blog entry. I w…
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Day 14 Every morning, I get up, sit at my desk, and work way on studying the LSAT. I found that I am most productive in the morning, so I will take full advantage of that. There are so many things I want to do, but after weighing my priorities, I…
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@Elle2015 Thanks, I hope people find this motivating. Recording my progress also motivates me. @sarahfatima28 The important thing to know is we are not alone. We all have different distractions, but at the end of the day they are distractions, an…
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Day 12 The feeling is great. For the first time in my life I am sticking to something. The reason I am sticking to it is because I committed to an hour a day. Woke up this morning to nice fresh air and the sound of cars whizzing by; the window w…
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@Omed_OvO, thanks. You're right. I started working out about a month ago, and I feel great. Day11 I got home late, and it was hard to buckle down and study, but I did it. The irrational part of my brains is telling me, "what your doing is not e…
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Day 10 Like the past few days, I got off to a good start. Working on the LSAT first thing in the morning is when I get the most done. Everyone has their optimal study time, but mine is in the morning. During my 7sage course work today, I found t…
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Day 9 Time progresses. Not a lot to say, but it was nice scheduling procrastination time. Every night before I sleep, or morning before I do anything, I write down what needs to be done during that day. Today, I literally wrote "procrastination 7…
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Day 8 This was another good day. It was short, because I had a lot to do, but I still had time to study for the LSAT. I did however procrastinate a bit right before I started, but I am confident with time, I will stop, or at least cut it down. T…
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@"Nicole Hopkins" thanks. I'm in the middle of the 7sage course, and progressing quicker than I did when I studied under stress. Your encouragement motivates me. Day 7 Today was great and I worked efficiently for about 1 hour and 20 min in total.…
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@hazelnut13, thank you. That means a lot. Sometimes I think I am the only one going through these struggles. @tanes256, we can conquer the LSAT together. I think part of it is understanding ourselves a bit better. Haha, and you got me laughing wi…
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@"Nicole Hopkins" said: Why don't we do this: help us help you. What ARE your goals? To be honest, my goal was to get the highest score possible on the LSAT, so I could get into one of the best internationally recognized school I could possibly ge…
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@Galapagos.1001 said: One thing that might help you is to take a nap whenever you feel too tired to study during the day. Yeah, I think I need that. I was afraid of naps because of the fear of not waking up, and find myself awake at 3am or somet…
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@nanchito said: If you still cant fall asleep, youtube asmr videos and listen to them in the dark. Might sound weird at first but trust me. Really focus on the sounds, you'll fall asleep like a baby. Thanks, Ill give that a shot. Day 4 I learn…
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@JazzyMac Thanks! @MrSamIam Thank you, that's great advice. Yeah, that is just what I need. I am at the point where my mind wanders and I can't concentrate sometimes. What I need to do is to get up, and walk around somewhere for about 5-10 min. …
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@runiggyrun, Thank you. Yeah, I hope that day comes soon. I have decided to uninstall snapchat today and all the other distracting stuff on my phone. I'll keep at it until I start living and breathing the LSAT. @stepharizona, Thanks. Like I said,…
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Thank you all! Your comments have been extremely helpful. If you have more advice or questions about focus/concentration, keep them coming! This is a great community!
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All your advice is great, I read all your comments. I will try Yoga. I forgot to mention that I don't want any caffeinated stuff. I don't like coffee or tea, and don't drink both. I want to avoid them. Also, I want to avoid any type medication o…