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@nicole.hopkins said: Keep in mind—that's by midnight EASTERN time. Not your local time. Mmm hmm. Good catch!
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@harrismegan said: With that said, am I right in assuming I can withdraw from the October exam up until the test day, I can cancel my score on the test day with no penalty, and I can re-register for the December exam by October 30th? That's right…
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AHHHHH. That makes perfect sense. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!
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I think this page will answer your questions on how to best use the break: http://www.qsleap.com/articles/utilizing-the-15-minute-lsat-break/
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@goalis180 said: however what is uncommon is an individual who's willing to put in the work. Beautifully put, @goalis180 !!
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For anyone who's interested in Ontario schools, here's an excellent tool that I found on lawstudents.ca website. It gives you a breakdown of your GPA by CGPA, B2, L2 buckets. It also has a prediction index for all Ontario schools. Here's the link: …
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Thank you
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That's a good question. I'd be interested in knowing as well.
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@ENTJ said: I'd like my gravatar to replace the queen on your currency. Uh oh, Harper doesn't approve!
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@cliffiness said: Will the admission officers actually spend the time with you on the phone to answer all your personal questions? Or is it just very generic responses? I didn't call them but lot of Unis have phone numbers of their admission offi…
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@LSATisland, if you don't mind me asking, when did you write your LSAT? The reason why I am asking is because I am scheduled to write it in December, but I may have to write Feb depending on how Dec goes down. I know for some schools, Feb LSAT is to…
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@cliffiness, some schools such as Windsor, Osgoode, Ottawa look at all four of your years. HOWEVER, they are all Holistic in their approach. Meaning that if an extraordinary event caused some of your grades to suffer, you can explain that situation …
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Btw, for anyone applying to Ontario schools (Toronto, Osgoode, Windsor, Western, Queen's, Lakehead, Ottawa), the OLSAS application for 2016 cycle opens tomorrow with Nov 1 being the deadline. Here's the link: http://www.ouac.on.ca/news/story/olsas-2…
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I actually just spoke with admission offices of Western and Dalhousie (actually, I have spoken with them all with the exception of U of T). If your GPA is on the lower side, Dalhousie (and UNB) only considers your last 20 half credits (or, 10 full c…
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Wow. That was an amazing post to read. Thank you for sharing!!
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@DumbHollywoodActor said: Me too. Did you mean the Trainer or the Manhattan guide?
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Agreed. I also love this poem and revisit it from time to time as I study for my LSAT: http://www.appleseeds.org/dont_quit.htm "Don't give up though the pace seems slow— You may succeed with yet another blow."
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OMG. I'm not kidding when I say that I read this poem twice this morning. I LOVE IT! And I commend you for the courage and hard work that you have demonstrated. Keep it up!!
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Congrats man. I am glad you've found your calling. Best wishes!
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@ENTJ said: Sorry buddy, I didn't mean to hurt your feelings. You sure man? Ahh, this message did make me feel good. Jokes aside, no harm done. All's good!
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@nicole.hopkins said: Only schools no one should attend. This, I agree with. Thanks.
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@ENTJ said: Dude. You're weird. You're awesome too, my friend!
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Oh wow! Thanks for the additions @LSATisland! But it does make me wonder: Is LSAT slowly losing its significance? I've heard of some schools in the States who have completely eliminated the need to write LSAT as part of the application. From what I…
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Depends on where you are. If you're planning to go to an American law school, then the stuff below is irrelevant. However, if you're Canadian and/or are planning to apply to a Canadian law school, then the below makes more sense. Keep in mind that …
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A friend of mine who wrote his LSAT last Oct also had a long drive from his home to the test location. What he ended up doing was renting a motel room close to the test location because he didn't want to wake up super early and/or encounter any issu…
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Also, @tanes256, you probably are already aware of this but given your history of illness, you can qualify for accommodations on the LSAT. So, if you feel like you require accommodations to level the playing field with other LSAT writers, you should…
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@tanes256, first of all, I commend you for overcoming adversities and never letting your circumstances get the best of you. I am looking forward to the day when you become a big shot lawyer and give seminars to people about how you rode past your si…
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@harrismegan said: You can do it, everyone has it in them, all it takes is consistency, perseverance, belief in your ability Very inspiring post, @harrismegan . I was so glad to read about your success!!! "Life's battles aren't always won by the …
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From the greatest of lakes to the greenest of greens...To the rockiest mountains and everything in between...CANADA!!!!
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@nicole.hopkins said: You CAN do this. And you ARE doing this. Trust the process. That was a lovely post, @nicole.hopkins . Thanks for your passion towards helping others!! @KiruKiru , wishing you the best. Keep up the hard work!