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@eRetaker said: @oshun1 said: @eRetaker said: Yeah I did a interview back in July, it was pretty chill. The interviewer is really nice just be prepared to discuss why WUSTL and why law. Other than that, the interv…
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@eRetaker said: Yeah I did a interview back in July, it was pretty chill. The interviewer is really nice just be prepared to discuss why WUSTL and why law. Other than that, the interviewer sold me on WUSTL very well so keep an open mind. Did…
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@LSAT_Wrecker said: Just got off the phone with VA educational benefits. For me, as a Montgomery GI Bill recipient, the VA (government) does not care or even know about my tuition at school or who pays it. Once they verify that I'm attending f…
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@"Michaela.Pratt1" said: Has anyone ever heard of BlackAcre consulting? They claim to be created/run by Yale Law grads but they are fairly new and I can’t find any reviews online. Information is also very scarce on their website. Their package…
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That was my biggest fear spelling my own name wrong or my LSAC number wrong. Just call it’s no big deal I doubt it’s even under review yet.
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@tmgomez2 said: @Sami said: I love the fact that you can highlight the word on a question and it finds where that occurs in the passage. That basically takes care of the notations if I am understanding this correctly. : D U…
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@10000019 said: @Tom_Tango said: @GenGen85 said: I’m thinking of hiring a law school admission consultant, and I was wondering if anyone has any recommendations. I’m interested in Ann Levine, but I heard there are…
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@devinstelter said: Thanks for the responses! So in your opinion, with my numbers I could potentially receive in excess of $75,000 from negotiating through the Regular admission process? Yes, it’s not an opinion it’s just how merit scholarsh…
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I hate this and hope I’ll make it through this cycle without needing a retake next year!! Why not make the test on paper but the answer sheet digital. Instant score results, but no eye strain from staring at the computer. I feel like this will cause…
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Are you still in undergrad? Last year I requested my transcripts during my last quarter of undergrad and some schools marked me incomplete bc I did not requested updated transcripts with my last quarter’s grades.
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Georgetown just gave me a (solicited) merit based waiver
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Read every single comment in the TLS c/o 2021 of last year’s applicants to see how exactly the cycle panned out. /neurotic
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Don’t! Your stats are 75th gpa and median lsat you’re fine applying RD and you’ll prob get more money. ED is done out of desperation for t6 gunners (willing to pay sticker for the sake of prestige and big law potential) or for the money ie someone w…
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Some schools (ie Harvard, from what I’ve heard), even lower your scholarship by the amount of money you make during law school. ie you work an internship at a big law firm and make a few grand over the summer, then your scholarship gets lowered by a…
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Wow honestly I mean this in the nicest way possible your study techniques have been horrible AND you did super well on the lsat!! Maybe try to take November and if you’re not hitting 170+ regularly then sit out a cycle or just take January. I thin…
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@tekken1225 said: How much do they charge, just curious? From what I’ve seen it’s $3-5k if you want the full cycle package including scholarship negotiation.
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Internships.com is good for finding legal internships like with the DA’s office or for a local congress person. Gap year is a good time to explore and do things you’re interested in as well like if I wasn’t working full time I would’ve offered to …
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What exactly do you want to do in the field of health law? It’s a huge field. I think it appears as if the schools don’t offer “health law” classes because you might not be aware of what actually encompasses the general field of health law and whic…
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@lolsat__ said: Wow, I'll definitely look into it. Thank you for the idea @oshun1 I think this is the link http://www.casaforchildren.org/site/c.mtJSJ7MPIsE/b.5301309/k.9D58/Volunteering.htm
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I suggest becoming a GAL (guardian ad litem), you’ll be a legal rep for a child. Great way to spruce up your resume.
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@"Leah M B" said: @oshun1 said: I haven’t opened their app yet and lol @ the fill up a box question. I wanna answer that one with something ridiculous Is it weird that my first thought on that one was... I'd fill it with ma…
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Name of school -Coronat Scholar - awarded full tuition for 4 years for academic excellence -Deans list, 4 semesters And so on
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Personally I would rather gamble on myself being able to get a decent LSAT score and prepare a stellar application, than gamble on the possibility that law schools will even care that I did well on the GRE. There's not enough of a data pool to think…
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@FixedDice said: Some others, however, may be less forgiving and think less positively about you, e.g. "This person is so lazy, (s)he didn't even take the trouble to vary extremely simple one-line bullet points on his/her law school applicat…
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I haven’t opened their app yet and lol @ the fill up a box question. I wanna answer that one with something ridiculous
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UCI doesn’t have an app fee this year!! I remember seeing it on their website a few weeks ago but just went into autopilot and sent them a request anyways smh
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@"Leah M B" “The Law School also extends merit-based fee waivers based upon data from LSAC's Candidate Referral Service (CRS) and in conjunction with various recruiting events. To be considered for a merit-based fee waiver, register with the LSAC …
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Fordham doesn’t do merit based waivers
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@"Tatyana L." said: @"surfy surf" said: 7sage’s calculator is based on MyLSN, self reported numbers. It’s not an exhaustive list of every applicant. It’s good for an approximate measure just to see how similar applicants fared but …
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Why is UCLA playing me lol I emailed requesting a fee waiver and they sent me an auto response with the fee waiver policy