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akistotle
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@"on the struggle bus" said: Is it weird that I’ve already gone grey? I know scores will start coming out around 9ET but this seems awfully early... Yea, it seems like icons have gone grey. But this also happened for the July LSAT and the sc…
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Hey @Bamboosprout @"Mia Fairweather", @"David.Busis" is our admissions consultant So he doesn't know about the details of the LSAT side. When you have something, please ask @studentservice or use the chat on Contact Us. Or you can ask me! There…
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@lsat_kp20 said: Did you have to buy these separately? You have to have Ultimate+ to access PrepTest C
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@TrustingGod said: Hey everyone. I've been doing some research and I heard that if someone has a previous lsat score that is decent and applies for accommodations, the may not receive it. I scored a 145 and 147 on my previous LSATs. I actually…
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@"m.dearden" said: @akistotle Thanks for your help! One more thing: Do you put your LSAC account number in the header for the personal statement? Harvard says to use your CAS number for "identification purposes." Is this the same thin…
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September 2018 LSAT scores will be released on Saturday, September 29 starting at 9:00 am ET. https://twitter.com/Official_LSAT/status/1045114178904752128
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@batwomansaves said: Hi, when i upgraded my 7sage account, i seem to have lost my scores for PTs I took prior to upgrading. Can i get it back for records? You don't lose it when you upgrade unless you delete them by yourself. Can y…
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@keepcalmandneuron said: @cqas190517 said: Hi all, I just wanted to let you know what happened when I toured UCI yesterday. The topic of the LSAT came up. Two things stuck out: The admissions rep made a point to r…
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@drbrown2 said: Maybe UCI is trying to signal to prospective students that they care about the number of takes an applicant has in order to suppress any prospective students that are interested in attending UCI from taking the LSAT again and t…
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@taytay91 said: Thank you all for your comments! And @akistotle I'm so relieved to hear that I can register for both October in Asia and November in North America. I literally started sweating when I read that I might not be able to register f…
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I agree with @eRetaker. The data shows it’s always better to retake if you fall below the LSAT median. Last month, 7Sage Admissions did a webinar with UCI Admissions Dean Jay Austin: https://classic.7sage.com/admissions/webinar/a-conversation-with-…
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FYI: The Pencil Thread (7Sage style) https://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/2543/the-pencil-thread-7sage-style/p1
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@"m.dearden" said: I'm probably getting caught up over trivial details, but what do you guys put for "Step two: Describe the file" when submitting your personal statement on law school apps? Just "Personal Statement"? Same question for "Why Sc…
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@BinghamtonDave said: Wow. Now I need to take C, but I'm scared!
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Weaken has my vote because the most difficult ones tend to be really subtle.
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@Bamboosprout said: Here's my perspective: It is clear that we should all do as many practice interview questions as possible. But honestly, I didn't feel like it helped all that much. I spent 2 days searching up questions and preparing fo…
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@john1roger said: That being said, I think scores will come out on Friday. Do LSAC employees work 7 days a week? If their schedule is more of a Monday-Friday 9-5 type thing, I would guess they would want to get the scores out before the week…
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@GenGen85 said: Oh god when are we getting the scores ?!!! I’m losing my hair over here ????? Saturday, September 29, 2018. After the February LSAT, Kellye Testy announced that LSAC will release scores as scheduled in the rest of 2018.
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@Broccoli said: Can you solve this below? A - B Most B - C A- B Some B - C Hey @Broccoli, Sorry, I can't really understand what you are writing. Were you meaning to write as below? A → B B -m→ C A → B B ←some→…
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@cqas190517 said: I don’t see a feature on the LSAC website to read a submitted LOR before we assign it to a school and send it. Has anyone else accomplished this? Obviously I want to make sure I’m only sending the strongest letters. You can…
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@PearsonSpecterLittUp said: @"Leah M B" If I recall correctly, it wouldn't let me register for October because it said "already registered" or something like that cause it viewed October to be equivalent to September! I wro…
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@"Adam Hawks" said: @btownsquee said: @keets993 Definitely late to the game but q: where is the GIF from? The West Wing? I see you Bradley Whitford. I think it should be Studio 60 on Sunset Strip. I think it's from The Ca…
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Yea, that's because J.Y. recently updated RC videos for PrepTest 58-65 after these review sessions
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The official policy is that once an account expires, you'll have to enroll in a new course at full cost to access the paid LSAT materials. You won't be able to "extend" your access once it expires. @niki2018 You can contact 7Sage about this and dis…
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@"Claire Z." said: I knew you all would have good advice. Thank you for taking the time to help. Is it important to waive the right to view the letter? I've heard of that before but don't know much about it. I've heard some applications m…
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I don't think you can submit an LOR by youself. Recommenders have to create their accounts on LSAC.org and upload them by themselves. You can't view your LORs. In your case, I think your recommender should submit by postal mail. You first add your …
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@afassjfoafjojf said: 171 3.1 GPA. Why does LSN show I have a very small chance at NYU and the Admissions Predictor shows i have a favorable chance? Which one is correct - ED and URM Hi @afassjfoafjojf 7Sage's Admissions Predictor is based …
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Oh I didn't know it's actually this hard to erase an institution. So it means you have an institution which you never attended listed on "Academic Summary Report"? Interesting. Thanks for letting us know!
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A diversity statement is usually an essay about how your background gives you a perspective that other applicants won’t have. So yes, basically, you can talk about almost anything. But it’s usually optional, so if you are hesitant about disclosing …
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@tayanthony31 said: When I graduated undergrad I ended with no extracurriculars. Worked 35 hours a week with 15-18 credit hours most of the time. I'm planning to take this lsat January and March. And apply ED to a school. Hopefully a t14. Whic…