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Thanks for clarifying ya'll. @cstrobel @"Cant Get Right" @FixedDice If I find specific examples in the future when I drill LR, I'll throw them in here
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@cstrobel I'm asking in terms of the LSAT, this is not a general philosophical question as to what several means. if you have an example of an LR/LG question which uses several and an explanation of how to lawgic it out I would appreciate it ty. In …
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+1 I'd like this feature too. like a star button next to comments as well as posts
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IDK about URM but based on the CA-based schools you're applying to, why not apply to Loyola (Los Angeles) and Chapman? Santa Clara? Southwestern?
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ED is something you do if you think you will not get into any other school. You lose all of your bargaining power if you ED and will have to accept whatever merit scholarship they offer. Most people say do not ED. If you get into the school ED, you …
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p.s. this could also make a fantastic diversity essay. if you ever decide to write on a different topic for your personal statement, don't throw your original idea away as it could fit into essays other than your personal statement.
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Just send them your PS and your resume and they'll figure it out from there
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from googling "what is secondary school in the U.S." I found that this is high school in the US
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I think it is a great starting point for your PS. One of the PS examples that are in the 7sage admissions course began with a girl being made fun of in elementary school for eating sushi at lunch while everyone else was eating PBJs (or some similar …
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Are you talking about a friend who went to Yale law or Yale undergrad? Can't really draw a conclusion about law school based on undergrad/grad schools. There are always outliers, even in top law schools.
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@LSATChaos said: @cantgetright yes I was the one that was suing. The question says "Are you or have you been party to a lawsuit?" Problem is it happened a few years ago and I don't remember much from it, I did win the case though. Are you…
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I think that worrying about your LSAT score is much more important than worrying about how much your softs and your GPA will factor into your application. Although a 3.8+ GPA would be helpful in getting into a top school, it's pretty common for scho…
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U of Miami only has 36% employment rate after graduation. This isn’t a new phenomena having to do with the economy or legal market. Sounds like a pretty specific issue to that school. Research employment rates of the schools you’re interested in.
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I think it will be available to sign up for in March. Check out the previous post about this with your same title, I think it was mentioned there. Found it — 5 days ago “I just got off the phone with LSAC and was told that the July date will be pos…
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Kay yall can stay assuming that someone having an accent and looking a certain way means that they are fresh off the boat and unaware of the customs of the country they're currently in. That girl could have been from the U.K. for all you know. None …
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@LCMama2017 said: @"surfy surf" said: @hiyer1 said: @"surfy surf" said: Also by the sound of the coughing test taker's accent she was a recent immigrant from India. I would never…
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How recently did you go thru the 7sage course? Did you take thorough notes? Personally I scored just under 160 this past June after having gone thru the CC last year and I did not take notes and did a poor job of studying. I am redoing the CC now, t…
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@hiyer1 said: @"surfy surf" said: Also by the sound of the coughing test taker's accent she was a recent immigrant from India. I would never paint with a broad brush, but being from there I can say that there's less cultural imp…
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This sounds very Orange County and doesn’t surprise me at all (bratty entitled student marching in late with her phone on and then making a scene). I’m sorry to hear about your experience. Like the posters above, it’s doubtful LSAC will do anything,…
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Winnningggg! Congrats!!!!
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For me, the most important factors are 1) bar passage rates 2) employment stats 3) salary stats 4) is it a regional school and do I want to work in that region or can this J.D. essentially get me a career anywhere 2a/3a/4a) how debt averse a…
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@"J.Y. Ping" said: For the record @westerhoff93 was banned for their antigay remark. You cannot insinuate that someone is gay as an insult. Go think about what you said and when you've realized why you did something bad and you're ready to m…
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@"cornfield.x" with the part time class schedule I think you will be able to get through the admissions process just fine. It would suck working on your PS during first semester midterms and then later worrying about housing during your last semeste…
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Great GPA and LSAT score! If you're adamant on going to law school immediately after graduating, then yes of course spend the summer studying. You already have some awesome ECs under your belt. Maybe intern part time over the summer or don't intern …
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I miss feeling relaxed. I’m kind of on edge all the time. Taking studying seriously obviously means it’s on my mind a lot. I feel fairly confident in my abilities and and i’m not super stressed over but I just wish that every single day the most imp…
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Maybe you could bring dinner to work, eat right before/after you get off work, and study at a cafe near your work for an hour or two and drive home after? I find that studying as close as possible to my work as soon as I get off keeps me focused sin…
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@StephenASmith said: Turn it off. Leave it in your jacket pocket. Don't take it out until you leave the test center. Not a good idea bc they do thoroughly search you. They don’t pat you down (at least at my center they didnt) but they will a…
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@LSATcantwin said: @Gladiator_2017 said: @LSATcantwin how did you go about changing certain classes to Ws? California community colleges have something called "academic forgiveness" if you can show the school you are able t…
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No. 1) political science has nothing to do with law school unless you want to do public policy and more generally speaking law schools are not looking at your transcript and saying "this student failed XYZ class so we are going to judge them more …
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I got in at UCI today as well. congrats!