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iiiSpoon
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Like lsatisland said it all depends on the law school you apply to. For example, Harvard and NYU take average, though they are willing to hear you out on why they should consider otherwise, whereas Columbia and Yale do not take average. All four hav…
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marryam_k: in my opinion, sleep early because the first time I wrote the LSAT, I planned for 8 hr night sleep; but because I was anxious all night, I ended up rolling around in bed for 2 hours before succumbing to it, which made me tried and grumpy …
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Crush it, mvallani8!
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75% done with course, spent all weekend understanding all the inferences drawn from in/out games. Anxiety level high. Wish I had started 7Sage last summer so I don't have to do what I am doing right now, that is go to school while study for LSAT. I …
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@ olddog40 : Truthfully, I have no idea what the school rank is. I am Canadian, and so was the individual I was referring too. But the school was UBC law school.
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I have not read everything on this page but here is something that will, hopefully, give you confidence in yourself. I know of a person (actually he is my brother's friend) and he received an LSAT score in the mid 150's (I believe), and that was hi…
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ichirosuzuki : I'm at the point where I feel like I need to rebuild my entire foundation and relearn the fundamentals; I hope 5 weeks will be enough though. Good luck to the both of us.
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ichirosuzuki : I did worse than you tbh, and what was strange was that two weeks before the test I had scored consistently in the mid 160 range and higher. As for test conditions, my areas was horrid; the day I had my test the temperature was -7 to …