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@"Mitchell-1" said: @goingfor99th said: HYS does need-based aid. If your finances are so grim, HYS will help you out. Need based isn't guaranteed, nor will it cover the full tuition + COL even if you qualify. Your paren…
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@"Mitchell-1" said: @goingfor99th said: If you are accepted to HYS, you should go to HYS. There are exceptions to this rule but not many. Financial circumstance should not count as an exception for the vast majority of applicants. …
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If you are accepted to HYS, you should go to HYS. There are exceptions to this rule but not many. No matter how grim your financial circumstances may be, they probably should not count as an exception for the vast majority of applicants.
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@"Seeking Perfection" said: @swollthor said: And I am very set on Fall 2018 Even if it costs you up to $150,000? If I were you and were that set on applying this cycle I would take right now and apply this cycle. I wou…
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@AllezAllez21 said: Thanks all for the kind words. @lsatplaylist They give admits a phone call, which is exhilarating. Did you cried?
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A way I understood it: to negate a conditional statement, negate the relationship between the sufficient and necessary conditions, not the sufficient or necessary terms themselves.
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There are 'polar opposites' and there are 'logical opposites.' For LSAT/logic purposes, we are primarily concerned with logical opposites. To illustrate logical opposites with percentages: All A are B 100% of A are B Some A are not B (logical op…
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If possible, it's best to have to report only a single LSAT score on your applications. Under the circumstances, I see no reason for you to take the February and keep your score.
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Congratulations!!!!! This is awesome.
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You don't need to, I don't think, but it can't hurt to send a quick "Thank you!" in an email.
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@lsatplaylist said: This is a really good opportunity. Have you talked to any alums? I'd try to network a little beforehand if you have time. Be super-friendly and engaging and have some good stories ready. Maybe ask for course recommendations…
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... You have dreams in which you improvise logic games to solve actual problems in your life. lol
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So many great stories in here! I'm happy for all of you.
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Yes, without question. Schools want to know that you haven't seen your LORs, especially if you're applying to competitive schools. With the way the LSAC does LORs, there's no way to mix them up unless you mislabel them.
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Do you have the test and game number?
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@Sprinkles said: Congratulations @goingfor99th !!!! If you win the scholarship will you choose Berkeley over Yale? Probably not! Haha. Still, I've heard through the grapevine that you can leverage money from other schools against Yale if you…
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@westcoastbestcoast said: @goingfor99th said: @westcoastbestcoast said: WOW congratulations! I dont personally have experience with law school interviews. But I can give you my two cents. It seems like the school …
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Both terms seem to be able to function as 'causal links,' by which I mean they can both indicate some sort of causal relationship between two distinct phenomena. I will need to look at the specific questions when I'm not on my phone to know exactly…
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Thanks for the advice and congratulations so far, everyone! This is all really encouraging.
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@westcoastbestcoast said: WOW congratulations! I dont personally have experience with law school interviews. But I can give you my two cents. It seems like the school really wants you and I think you should keep things cordial yet amiable. I w…
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PT 68, G4
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@LCMama2017 said: @goingfor99th said: @"Paul Caint" said: Dang, isn't that crazy lol. In at Yale, waitlisted at Michigan, Penn, and Columbia. Shows you that each school really has it's own way of admitting k…
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@"Paul Caint" said: Dang, isn't that crazy lol. In at Yale, waitlisted at Michigan, Penn, and Columbia. Shows you that each school really has it's own way of admitting kids, and higher numbers does not necessarily mean higher ranked schools!…
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All A are B. Negation: Some A are not B. No A are B. Negation: Some A are B. Some A are B. Negation: No A are B. Some A are not B. Negation: All A are B.
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@"Paul Caint" said: I just got waitlisted too! ; but I'm above their numbers so idk what to think. Yield protection? Edit: Looking at lawschoolnumbers.com's admissions ticker right now... Lots of people with really high numbers gett…
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Waitlisted at Columbia last week, waitlisted at Michigan and Penn today.
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I've heard that students with more than one major outperform their numbers all the time in law school admissions. The five year degree thing might not look great, though. You should definitely try for all T6, depending on your LSAT score.
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Congrats!
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Cambridge packets sort them by type: Must Be True Most Strongly Supported Cannot Be True Necessary Assumption Sufficient Assumption Strengthen Weaken Flaw in the Reasoning Parallel (the Flaw) Parallel (the Reasoning) Principle (Apply) Pr…