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@"Another Day" said: Congratulations! How did you breakthrough going from 150s to 160s? I'm trying to make my breakthrough to 160s too (for Sept) I just took my time with the curriculum and wrote out explanations for every single LR question…
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If anyone signed up for the September LSAT and isn't planning on retaking, don't forget you can request a full refund! September LSAT Registration Refunds Available for July Test Takers July LSAT takers with a reportable score can request a f…
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168!!!! What a pleasant thing to wake up to. Got it at 6:15 am PST. Not quite a 170 but it’s 2 points higher than my average score and I’m happy. Might not retake. Probably won’t retake.
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Oh if your diagnostic was that high then you could get to your goal in the next few weeks and could definitely get there by November. But with that diagnostic you may as well aim for a 170+.
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You haven't taken a PT since your diagnostic? Wait until November. Applying with your target score will make you more likely to be accepted than applying early.
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@hawaiihi said: LSAC just tweeted that they're going to DEFINITELY release the scores tomorrow, Friday August 10, starting no earlier than 9am EST. No need to stay up late !!! https://twitter.com/Official_LSAT/status/1027548060476432384 …
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As with any school, you could be doing something instead. So if you would rather start a business than go to school, then do so. If you can’t see yourself doing anything but law school, then go to law school. Maybe go to law school in your 30s after…
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@AshleighK said: The electronics is hard for me since I sleep with my phone next to me on my desk. If I can't sleep I'll scroll through ig and then I'll get lost and find myself looking at cute puppies or something LOL. I'm gonna start putti…
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Oh I see it was at 12:04am eastern time and it was still released in batches...that's pretty f*cked up. https://blog.powerscore.com/lsat/an-open-letter-to-lsac-about-lsat-score-release-times
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@sx23 said: If the pattern holds y’all will be getting scores at 12:01 am Friday. Good luck sleeping that night;) This is when the June score was released for everyone? Was it not released in batches? Kind of hard for me to believe that the …
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@SomewhereBetween120and180 said: 100% you should be studying in the morning. If you are writing your test at 8:30am, whether you are sharper at this time or not, you need to get used to doing this type of mental activity at that time. Not only…
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hey ya'll, around what time was the June score released? (plz specify time zone too)
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I have not been staying sane this week!!! I wish I could just sleep through the next few days and not go to work.
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there is no reason for you to take the September LSAT if you won't have time to take a single PT beforehand. you may as well take that day to just take a PT. also, you might not even be done with the curriculum by then. I took longer than the recomm…
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yes
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@"ronikastewart.rs" said: @"surfy surf" I wanted to take additional classes to show that I am can be a great student and wanted to use it as an option,but if it doesn't make sense, how could I show admission committees my potential as a studen…
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That sounds like a waste of time. It would take less time to just re-read that one line reference when you get to the question. You have to know the context around the one line, and also understand more generally how it relates to the bigger picture…
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@"ronikastewart.rs" said: Hey everyone! I have an update! So I decided to go and get a paralegal certificate first so I can add more experience to my resume. I will be starting the program this fall. At the same time, I am starting to study fo…
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@"lady macbeth" said: @"surfy surf" said: I am burnt tf out I hope I don’t have to retake i feel you on this. it's funny cause i'm still going to take one PT a week just incase i do have to retake. I commend you for that.…
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Have you visited Columbia? I’ve heard a lot of people who visit don't like it. With that gpa and a 170 score you would have great chances + a lot of merit scholarship money at any top school. Even with a 160s score you might still have a shot. Why w…
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@opness335 said: @keets993 said: I sometimes cannot wrap my head around how prevelant these biases are in society and yet people still have the audacity to claim that we have achieved equality. What would you consider equal…
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I am burnt tf out I hope I don’t have to retake
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@"Accounts Playable" said: @tams2018 said: going digital? how is that going to work with logic games? I imagine it would look a lot like what the GMAT and CPA exams do at pro-metric centers. You get some scratch paper to us…
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Once you get to PTing, especially closer to the exam, try to exactly recreate the actual exam day. I PT’d a lot just sitting at home randomly in the middle of the day and didn’t feel too stressed. Few days before the real exam, I took a proctored …
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Younger readers won’t know what Sesame Street is. A lot of people may know of Star Wars but not specifically know the characters names. NPR is an acronym and accordingly should be spelled out in parentheses. But LOL @ the dui attorney. Would you r…
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Misogyny happens within law firms as well. Coming from male coworkers and clients and defense counsel. It’s really frustrating.
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I wouldn’t mind but I don’t want to stare at a screen for 5 hrs straight.
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Happened to me but I got barely any scholarship money. I think part of the acceptance had to do with my being a resident of the state the school is in. Wouldn’t recommend going to law school with a bare minimum merit scholarship.
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1 I don’t think USA recognizes a dual citizenship with Colombia. You would have a US citizenship, and a Colombian citizenship. There’s a diff between having a dual citizenship and having 2 passports. 2 no effect whatsoever. I don’t recall any plac…
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To get a foreign law degree - You would have to get a bachelor’s degree of law in the country you want to practice (3 years), then get a law degree there (approx 3 more years with like a year of it being an internship). Or you could just try to stu…