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Yeah...your first mistake was buying the Kaplan book but your second was reading it.
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Thanks for consolidating the new prompts! But how come these optional essays don't feel optional lol
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@NotMyName Just got the fee waiver from NU approved after submitting in the morning. Thanks for the heads-up!
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lol you are making me nervous now too @sx23
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Took my first full-length PT three months after studying fundamentals so never had a true cold diagnostic, but I would assume it would've been around low to mid 150s. First official score was 170 and second official score was 178.
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I agree with @"Adam Hawks" . I am a big advocate of retaking PTs and I found that it helped me a lot.
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The benefits of taking September is that you get accustomed to how sitting for the official exam is like so you can better prepare yourself for a November take. You also won't get a refund at this point and schools only take your highest score anywa…
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Yeah, UVA, Northwestern, and Penn seem particularly splitter friendly.
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@"surfy surf" sorry I should have been more clear about the crowd sourcing part but essentially what @LSAT_Wrecker said is correct. The numbers were announced by the deans at orientation and validated by multiple 1Ls the respective schools before be…
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@sx23 https://blog.spiveyconsulting.com/class-of-2021-entry-statistics-and-changes/ it's crowd sourced onto here
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@sx23 Penn, Berkeley, and NYU's medians increased by +1 but Harvard, UVA, duke, Michigan stayed the same, don't know what to make of it... Spivey did mention on Reddit that schools have shown an increased weight on GPA last cycle and he'll have a bl…
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@"surfy surf" I honestly think the drop is because people who took June could get full refunds for July LSATs and people who took July could get September refunds if they were happy with their scores, which wasn't the case last year. I think despite…
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@"surfy surf" Yeah, they weren't completely clear on the "scan your room" instruction so I just did a 360 spin with my laptop of the area lol
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Just finished the Online Writing Sample. It was actually a little interesting. All you browsers and online sticky notes will be automatically shut down so make sure you don't have anything important opened before starting. You also have to use your …
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Procrastinated too much on my statements so doing them now lol
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I spent a lot of time on my formal logic so I didn't really need to diagram on paper. If I did diagram, it would be on a tough parallel reasoning or MBT question. Probably 1 or 2 questions per test?
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Lol well in terms of motivational speeches, kobe Bryant once said 8 hours of practice is better than 1 second of losing.
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@"Leah M B" if you're a California resident I think ED Berkeley is worth more in terms of net cost due to the lower tuition.
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Delay is always the answer.
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LinkedIn is definitely gonna be monitored so make sure it matches your resume.
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I went through 2 LG games, 2 reading passages, and 15 LR questions in the morning to get in the zone.
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Lol I had the same issue. I was retaking PTs so I was scoring 177-180 up until 2 days before the June exam. I took PT 81 as my final PT and got a 169. Realized my mistakes (missing all the methods questions on that PT) and drilled those questions fo…
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@"Llama Whisperer" uhh judicial candor was PT 82. Did you accidentally enter your answers into PT 83 when you actually took PT 82 instead?
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@NotMyName oh wow thanks for the great catch on Northwestern, did not know that lol
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UVA sent out fee waivers via email just now.
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Well the key here is that "Legal" and "illegal" are both sufficient conditions for triggering the other's "not" form. However, it is not necessary that an act is legal or illegal, and the argument as presented leaves a little bit of wiggle room for …
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That's fine as long as they can speak to your academic capabilities and potential to succeed in law school.
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Graduate and find full-time work for 1-2 years before studying for the LSAT. Your main concern should be maintaining a high GPA and your admissions outcome would be much better with WE anyway. Remember, you can retake the LSAT but you can't retake u…
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Nice work on the milestone!
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Pretty strict and it doesn't matter if those classes were considered for your Bachelor's. Every class you took before you received your first Bachelor's counts, and you might as well send in the transcripts now to see what you're working with.