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allison.gill.sanford
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I have a friend who is currently attending Moritz. While he loves it (Ohio native), he has been pretty upfront that the disadvantage in hiring outside of Ohio is pretty steep. He applied for summer internships in some other regions and didn't get an…
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Anyone? Bueller..?
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@alexandergreene93 Do you think the law school admissions climate will change significantly in the next 5(ish) years? I truly don't know, but the trend lately seems to be that less students are applying each year, and schools continue to struggle (a…
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@cmelman95 haha great! I like some dubstep too, and all of the genres you listed there. I'm sure it will be a fun mix and get me energized!
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@jimenezja.jj just keep working through the bundle! The inferences will come... just drill. And you can slow down the video speed if that helps, or watch the videos multiple times. You certainly don't want to move on if you don't understand what JY …
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Yeah I think that's a good approach, communicate enthusiasm and thankfulness but don't commit yet obviously.
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I cannot wait to listen to this - I'm completely new to EDM, but I'm thinking it might be good running music...
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You got it @nader.parham ! Thanks for contributing and posting, your questions help other students too. Best of luck!
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Yeah this is all about what you are comparing the past performance to. Are you comparing current frequency of an event with past frequency (the amount of time a particular thing used to happen)? If so, this tells you nothing about overall occurrence…
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@StopLawying feel free to PM me! I am not booked up, and I would be happy to help.
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@jimenezja.jj Yeah the Trainer is fantastic! I think it pairs well with 7Sage, there are some differences in technique with the games, but you can use parts of both methods and figure out what you prefer. I primarily used JY's system, but the Traine…
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That's true. If you want more than a year off, it may be worth calling admissions at one of the schools you are interested in to ask how they would look upon that. Ultimately, I think if you decide to do anything more drastic than deferment, you cou…
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You could also ask about deferring. I think if you have any concern you aren't reading for law school or don't want to go yet, you should follow that instinct. I'm also a big fan of waiting between undergrad and law school. I've been out of college …
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@stepharizona I'm saying both of those things. You don't need to do strict POE on all LG questions. If you know you're right according to your diagram on a clear cut question (such as MBF), there's no need to check all the other ACs. Other question …
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@stepharizona Yes! Make it a mantra, make it a habit. You got this.
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I would not practice a methodology that you don't intend to carry into your administration. Pretty early on, you need to establish habits, and if you have a habit of checking every single answer choice on all LG, you'll internalize that habit and it…
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I agree with @"Cant Get Right" on investing your time upfront to save time later. Another related thought - you really have to practice making the difficult inferences. Often the hard games depend on making one large inference, or a couple that are …
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Yes, outside knowledge can increase your confidence (ie familiarity with the subject matter), but can also be a curse... ideally, your first thought on seeing a stim you have familiarity will be "I can do this" - and your second thought will be "sus…
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@katherine.t that's a great idea!!
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Yeah, the trickier pattern games are on the comeback, it seems. Definitely worth taking a look at the harder and irregular games in the 70s. Though as soon as we make predictions about the LSAC's machinations, they change it up, so who knows.
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@"Cant Get Right" you're right!! I really thought this happened in Florida. Luckily, @"Nicole Hopkins" can weigh in on behalf of Texas...
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@MrSamIam I followed JY's instructions to foolproof the games, and also used Pacifico's method: https://classic.7sage.com/discussion#/discussion/2737 I had to drill most games more than Pacifico did, so I scaled up from 4 times each to closer to 7-1…
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Fantastic job!! And this is solid advice. You still have a mountain to climb, post core curriculum it gets real. Let us know in a few weeks how you're doing, and bear in mind that the different series of tests do have particularities. For me, 30s an…
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Get the Trainer!! Mike Kim's approach to flaws will probably help you. Unfortunately, I think these sections are less controllable in terms of consistency of scores than LG is, but you can still improve. Otherwise, read The Economist (articles will …
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I know, it's the worst. Terrible use of your precious study time, but this is what I did as well - I had all the books, took them to the copy place, and hand copied each game (with lots of extras for practice/drilling). I also did this with the bulk…
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@cmelman95 it's great you are hitting your target range! I echo @runiggyrun and also would suggest you front load the 70s series now in your PTs so you have the time to go over them more thoroughly (even perhaps do some retakes), and if you don't fi…
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I also have a scholarship deadline approaching in late April, before the seat deposits are due (stressful!). I've asked for an extension as well, so it's great you already did that... I would bother them more, call the admissions or fin aid office a…
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Corey, on behalf of Floridians, please comment on this series of events: 1. http://gawker.com/fuck-that-alligator-man-killed-seconds-after-mocking-1715887134 2. http://gawker.com/man-named-bear-kills-gator-that-ate-his-dumb-friend-h-1716237190 Sp…
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So. Jealous.
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Thanks for joining us today Nader!