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Yeah I agree its almost like the conclusion is split. When I just did this, I had to link the two. It is a great question.
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@kristinfabella said: I've already started thinking whether law isn't for me. Ok first, I just want to say that this is something to seriously think about regardless of how well you are or are not testing. Make sure a career as a practicing lawyer…
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@solkahlerrios said: Does CAS automatically update with a new LSAT score? Or should I wait until I take it the 2nd time? Yep, is auto updates.
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@solkahlerrios said: what is this about? Oh just caught the typo and updated Indian Tech (a new law school) was offering that if you applied they would pay for your LSAT, but now they are offering a free visit if accepted, so I am not sure if they…
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@montahar said: Yes, sign up like it's nobody's bidness. That's the only way law schools can take a look at your application, woman. Excellent update
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A URM can be a fairly big boost, but that depends on the school. I follow a person on Instagram who is URM, 3.6/165 LSAT and is a 1L at Harvard (She was someone who posted every step of the journey with #, LSAT score, retakes, acceptances, it was …
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I would to get the waivers from other schools that you might apply to, to leverage. If you get spamed from a school youre not interested, you can take yourself off of their list, by unsubscribing
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@heatherm93 said: I would take a PT and do a really solid BR to help you understand where your weak points are. Based on your results from the June test, it seems like you could benefit from revisiting the foolproof method of LG. I would consider r…
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Well if you can study and put together an amazing application but I really think Nicole is right here. @"Nicole Hopkins" said: I think you're very competitive for Yale. Friend of mine was 3.95 from Princeton, also Fullbright, in at Yale with 170 in…
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@"Dillon A. Wright" said: Hey guys, this is the old name for the Admissions course. It's a bug. Thanks!
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Yep you will also have check marks next to the one you already completed in the trial, so that helps but start at the beginning, it doesn't hurt to see that all again.
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Thats the WORST!!!! I made a bubbling error on my test too to devastating results. Personally I would focus on apps get them in and if maybe retake in Dec? If you hit 177+ and they dont offer you a better package, sit out a year, but I doubt that wo…
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Im going to be eco-friendly and recycle. and the stuff I can pass on like my and Nicoles books (that arent completely destroyed) to whoever pays shopping! hopefully that will happen in October!
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Last I read it is predicted to still be a favorable year for applicants. Based on the fee waivers from half decent schools that I have received over the past few days, I think the upward trend in LSAT takers may have been retakers. Last predictions …
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@solkahlerrios said: Maybe I'll reconsider the Dec-Feb option in lieu of Sept-Dec. Let me know if you hear about Rome I emailed her and am going through old hangouts to see if I can find her test center. If I find anything or hear back I will post.
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@olsona said: My PT were consistently 160 and scored 144 on the test. I don't know what to do at this point... Did anything happen? When you were doing practice tests, were you doing them under strict timed conditions?
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@danielznelson said: PowerScore teaches you the rule "'I' before 'E' except after 'C.'" 7Sage teaches you why this is, the exceptions, and the roots behind all of it. Oh that is a great comparison! Some students get to this on their own, but 7Sag…
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A horrifying thing to do (but I found helpful) is create a collection of your worst sections... and add those in as 5th sections to a test. It helps you deal with the "bad" sections. On a less terrifying note, have a personal mantra or breathing th…
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I noticed this last night too @tanes256 I am not sure what it is. I have the admission pack so I thought maybe that what is was. @"Dillon A. Wright" can you provide us with a bit on insight?
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@"dytmom_3x" said: Is there criteria I could check before seeing if I could get the waiver?? Nope no criteria and no one knows and its easier than emailing every school. Its one of those things to try and see what happens. I just ended up paying f…
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The other thing is, what do you think you will be able to get in the class on a 3rd try?
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Yeah she negotiated and got off of a waitlist with $$.164 to 171 is a HUGE jump numbers wise. She went from low 25% to above 75%
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@"Cant Get Right" said: There is enough time. There just isn't enough time before September;) You have to remember a TON of Sept LSAT takers dont even start until next week, the "12 Week Mark" ie 3 months away from the LSAT. For some that is all t…
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Hugz @BruiserWoods You can always see if the Edit: Indiana Tech Law School still has the apply and get a free LSAT take but yes it is very expensive! I too was declined for a waiver, most of the OL scholarships I know about have already closed too.…
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Did you already try for a waiver @BruiserWoods They can be very hard to get but worth a try if you havent already.
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@kmarie7 said: Yes, it is a class I need to graduate Hmm maybe @"Mike Spivey" or @david.busis can give some solid advice here.
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I know someone who took it abroad and they had a good experience, but it is difficult to know for sure, as that is just one experience. She also took in Rome and I can see if I still have contact into to see which testing center it was. She was do…
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@kmarie7 said: This would be a non punitive w. Non punitive Ws dont matter. There are a lot of reasons why people drop courses. You dont need to write an addenda or anything. Now, is this a class you need to have to graduate? Will you need to t…
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@montahar said: Surprisingly some people are ok with buying used material, and by used I mean heavily used lol. A white eraser works like magic! I have bought some used stuff that was not worth it, and some were easy to eraser and others provided …
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@"dytmom_3x" said: One is a story of an event in my life where I made a difficult decision Agreed without even reading this one. You dont want to review your resume or things of that nature in a PS. You might be able to use some aspect of the "lif…