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@ralphrab ,I will explain why. The stimulus wants to why people who own their own home and have high unemployment. The first premise is saying if you have a home that people are prosperous. The next premise is saying you have all these people who o…
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Thesis will appear either in first paragraph in first 10-15 lines of the 1st paragraph or the last paragraph. I know that the viewpoint of each side will appear in the 2nd -3rd paragraph possible 4th paragraph if there is another viewpoint.They have…
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My top five were in my first year: 1) Criminal 2) Torts 3) Contracts 4) Civil pro 5) Property
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I have my own RC technique. It is more lawyerlike. I break down issue/thesis and viewpoints. I view premises in the argument for each side as something break apart,so it destroys the conclusion. It destroy the premises so that the whole thing falls …
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@KevinA14 I am sure you did well. Don't fret. You will get into a good school. I am sure that your February 2018 score is good. Be patient and wait. Slow down and breath. Now, it is time to wait and be patient. There is an ancient saying "A flower …
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The last I took the LSAT back in June 2005. I watched "The Firm" the night before the LSAT. This time I will settle for something bit lighter this time like "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" or Nacho Libre". the night before my June LSAT test.
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I will give a shot and go why. Here is thing. We are looking for the central assumption. The assumption to stimulus is saying that if the law makers will lose the election because they supported a bill that was unpopular with the voters. Let go the…
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I would stay off Facebook. It has become a place that is not welcoming.It is better to meet in person with groups from the school directly rather than Facebook.Plus,you can make yourself a target that are on Facebook for people that can do really ba…
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University of Texas at Austin or Baylor University or Texas Tech are my schools of choice. I am a native Texan. I will stick with being a Texas lawyer when I graduate and pass the Texas state bar exam.
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It is section 1 Q 23 in PrepTest 83.
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University of Texas at Austin is my first choice Baylor University is my second choice Texas Tech is my third choice
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Hi zoer1234, I was diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome. I had it documented. I was able to get the accommodations. I took the LSAT back in 2005 and got a 164 with accomodations. I am retaking it because my old LSAT score is past 7 years. All of my …
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Hi zoer1234 , Absolutely, it is possible to go from the 148 to 170s even possibly 180 if you put in the work and study hard. You will get there. You can put in for accommodated testing to give you more time due the ADHD and have it documented by a …
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Leews is good. At found times, I found Wentworth Miller to be obnoxious at a times and a snob in person. John Delaney's "How to Do Your Best on Law School Exams" and has a book on briefing as well. It is good. Atticus Falcon had an examsmanship co…
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I was a law student before the financial crisis of 2008. I enter school at Thomas M Cooley in '06 with the intent of becoming a criminal prosecutor. I was devastated and used my 401K to pay for school. The financial crisis hit. I lost everything I e…
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My criteria is tougher for the schools. 1) Good trial advocacy program 2) Conservative like Baylor or SMU and sets high academic standards where you receive the best legal education possible. 3) Friendly down to earth people who are not snobs tha…
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Why worry about age? No one should. If you have the money put away for law school and have the means to do it, it shouldn't stop you. I remember reading that 98% don't pursue their dream and have the herd mentality. Only 2 % do pursue their dream. …
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Best way is to do the questions that are constrainted.I mean if you see a question with if statement. It will allow to see whole game in different light. I always save those questions where it is says which and no if statement last. If you see an if…
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tringo335, Here is an idea. There is Texas A & M law school in downtown Fort Worth. It is tier 4 school. It is a lot easier get into than SMU. It is 4 blocks down from the AMtrak. You can still get in and they have a part time program as well. Y…
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Hi the180life, My first diagnostic was 169. That was back in mid-July. You should get the one that you feel that will help you the most. You want to be careful that you don't use two different methods. It is best to stick one method like the 7sage…
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169 is still a good score on the LSAT. You should not put pressure on yourself. You are doing the best you can. I would not lose faith. You can still get into a good law school. In end, the race is with yourself and no one else. If you are working, …
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@cgracia12 . Well, I am for anyone that wants to go law school, and they give it a go. As far SWJ stuff in a personal statement, this is what I mean about protesting where a person end ups in jail while protesting and destroying property including …
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The question stem indicates that is a sufficient assumption. Let's look at the stem for a moment. It says "The physician's conclusion is properly drawn if which one of the follow is assumed." Any time you see properly drawn, you think the answer …
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I would stay away from religious topics on a personal statement. Also, it has to flow and how you became interested in law. I would show how the obstacle you faced led to want become a lawyer. The law schools are in the business to make money. They…
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My study routine is a test every other day and study my LSAT outline. The next day I do LSAT exercises for each section and study my LSAT outline. I devote all my evenings to the LSAT. I have 2 hrs on Logical reasoning exercise with 10 questions for…
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