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Yep some schools complete basically means you're under review. Other schools explicitly note under review in the status checker.
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@Avery6555 https://www.google.com/amp/s/blog.powerscore.com/lsat/does-submitting-an-early-law-school-application-improve-your-chances?hs_amp=true This article might be of interest to you in terms of how much impact app date matters to different sch…
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@keets993 said: In the unlikely event that people are waiting with baited breath to hear how my first semester went and what I thought was useful as 1 L prep you need to wait longer. Looking forward to this actual detailed post …
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LG: 7sage and powerscore LR: Manhattanprep and LSAT trainer RC: a combination of the above
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Treat it like a regular PT and time it, then BR thoroughly. I think it will definitely be helpful to also think about why you made certain mistakes during exam.
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@Emily2122 I almost forgot, these articles might also be somewhat of use to you in addressing that. https://blog.spiveyconsulting.com/should-you-submit-your-application-after-you-take-the-lsat-or-once-you-get-your-score/ https://blog.powerscore.c…
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@Emily2122 said: I think I'm going to just apply a few days before scores release to be on the safe side. Does anyone know how long it takes for schools to receive your LSAT score? Depends. For example, Chicago took 11 days from my date of s…
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It's based on the date of submission so your complete date can be after the application deadlines. Example: Scroll to the "When does Harvard Law School begin accepting applications? When is the deadline to apply?" section of this page https://hls.h…
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The advice I got from info sessions with some T14 deans was that they actual want to see those kinds of work experience. They said that a lot of applicants leave out their part-time retail experience for fear of including extraneous info on their ap…
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I think it depends. Are you below both medians? Also Yale is the one school when the time you apply does not affect your chances according to Yale adcomms and confirmed by powerscore's analysis of lsn profiles.
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Hi Kyle, you can use the LSAT Analytics tab under Resources to keep track of the LR questions and see the star rated difficulty as well as the type of questions that you are missing to better investigate why the scores are so different. As you allud…
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@jkpokou said: I currently go to UC San Diego and took 20 units this past quarter while studying for the LSAT for about 2months(ish) and scored a 143 with little to no sleep before the night of the exam (insomnia) I took around.. 1-2 practice …
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@LSAT_Wrecker said: https://media.giphy.com/media/YVykqwCynL66Y/giphy.gif Congrats !!!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
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@username_hello you're gonna see a lot of different opinions on this. Other users utilize the skipping strategy very effectively and found great success with it. Another sizable portion of us find that it's better to just answer everything in the fi…
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@"Leah M B" said: I think the first week or so of January isn't too bad, but later than that is when it starts going downhill. I don't think today vs. like the 31st through the 2nd or so is much different though. Agreed, a lot of admission o…
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@stevencamendola said: Boy, thank you for your response! I've already taken the entire 7sage course so I'm just drilling logic games and will be starting to drill timed practice tests just after Christmas. Naturally I'm not counting on a good …
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@ledvorala said: I received a call yesterday in the early morning from Washington University in St. Louis. The caller congratulated me on my acceptance to the law school. However, I never received an email or other form of acceptance confirmat…
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@"Michaela.Pratt1" said: @"Leah M B" said: It's not 100% necessary to do for each school, but I do think that it is helpful most of the time. Generally, you should always write any optional essays that they list. If they give you a…
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@meelo_sea said: I'm thinking about taking some post bac classes at my undergraduate institution.. maybe a class or two to help raise my gpa. I had a 2.87 due to many circumstances that I've written an addendum about. If I could raise my gpa t…
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@"Victoria." said: I agree with @eRetaker but I also heard from the assistant dean of admissions at Berkeley that providing proof is always preferred (like an unofficial report/ screenshot from college board or something). The more you can doc…
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@"Michaela.Pratt1" said: @eRetaker said: @"Michaela.Pratt1" said: Hi everyone! NYU's "optional statement" (i.e. addendum opportunity) says to provide: "any information ... to give you full credit for your …
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@"Michaela.Pratt1" said: Hi everyone! NYU's "optional statement" (i.e. addendum opportunity) says to provide: "any information ... to give you full credit for your accomplishments, to help the Committee reach an informed decision on your a…
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@username_hello said: took PT 72 this past week. Man I got pummeled. Tough LR, RC, and LG. Anyone else feel this PT was really hard? Even with the curve, I still felt it was really really hard. Yep I honestly believe PTs 72-77 were the tough…
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@nmmizokami said: Has anyone used this book and found it useful? I do have 7sage ultimate and have completed the CC but am still struggling with LR. My LR scores have gone down post-CC, and I am really just looking for something else to help b…
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35 minutes timed as part of the original PT 30 mins blind review (blind review gets faster over time) a few days later: redo as 35 min timed single section blind review for another 30 mins and compare the results and see if i truly learned from my …
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@MindyKale said: @eRetaker said: I took every PT and these were the ones that I found to be most difficult. PT 27, 38, 43, 45, 50(riddled basins), 51, 53, 54, 55 (talk story), 72 (Glass), 76 (Karl Popper), 79(Eileen Gray.. dear lor…
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I took every PT and these were the ones that I found to be most difficult. PT 27, 38, 43, 45, 50(riddled basins), 51, 53, 54, 55 (talk story), 72 (Glass), 76 (Karl Popper), 79(Eileen Gray.. dear lord). I got better at RC by fool-proofing these secti…
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@KarateMaster said: I suspect that this cycle have smaller application pool, as some experts from PowerScore said, is because of the booming economy. However, the recession is coming, which might lead to more applicants wanting to stay in scho…
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Agreed with @MissChanandler . Also some schools like USC apparently only have 5 LSAT slots on their drop-down menu so I guess that's your upper limit as a general guide lol
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@msk12345 said: I would definitely not retake a 172. In my mind, I don't think it's a question of whether or not it is worth the time. Regression to the mean is a real thing, and if you already scored above your average, it's more likely that …