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Hi @jowens7317 I would not write an addendum for a nonpunitive Withdraw. As said here: @"Cant Get Right" said: There are tons of good reasons for withdrawing from a class If it doesnt hurt your GPA do not draw attention to anything to that might…
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I have found this timeline really helpful: http://prelaw-guru.com/blog/law-school-application-timeline/
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The @PrelawGuru has some great items on her website too.
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I love this @"J.Y. Ping" because I can official say that GOT is now a part of my study plans and I will have no guilt about watching the remaining episodes
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@dreamville said: That didn't happen and I ended up putting those plans on hold about 6 years ago The last consultant I spoke to said letters were hopefully no more than 3 years old. It seems like academic letters shouldnt go stale, especially if…
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Ok this is great I missed that night. I was going to share with @"Cant Get Right" that we do need at least 1 academic, but I didn't know that the preference was for two. I graduated undergrad in 2000, Grad in 2005 and Grad in 2013. I do have one …
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Well after you treat yourself, you can always dive right into the application process. Writing your PS/DS and emailing and calling teachers for recommendations and working on the CAS file if you haven't already done that. I know some people felt th…
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I usually have him on at least 1.4 I am a fast talker, so I have learned that usually works well. At 2.5 is when things get out of had for me ha.
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I had a friend that was one of the USCB takers (where they lost the tests) and they got a free retake for February, or the option to take an earlier test. They also got a letter in their LSAC file that explained about the first take. The take also…
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This is fantastic thank you for taking the time to share!
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@chartiertaylor said: In general, do people pick and choose which parts of the curriculum they want to focus on, or just power through all of it? Thanks!! Hi @chartiertaylor I remember your amazing scores so far through your first two week of pr…
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I am sure you will be fine. http://www.lsac.org/jd/lsat/day-of-test/photo-requirements As long as it is not a full body shot, shows your entire head, with a full face and eyes clearly visible, not obscured, you should be fine.
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I agree, at my testing center, no bags, other than your Ziplock bag was permitted. @abby.lu2017 The LSAC says that it is prohibited: You MAY NOT bring into the test center or use any of the following: electronic timers of any kind electronic ciga…
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This always makes me smile! @"Nicole Hopkins" Queen of the Gif
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@runiggyrun said: so I was thinking about going right before signing in (I know, TMI) Yep, play the line game! There will be a few other people doing it too... go to the bathroom and be one of the people to check in close to the end. I dont recomm…
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@racdavidson said: I figure that's fine and it'll be clear where to go when I arrive at the building but wanted to double check Yep there is a crazy amount of signage! The place I tested had us split across the campus in different parting areas ac…
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@BruiserWoods said: work day I dont even know what those are anymore I just have LSAT days...
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@BruiserWoods said: @"Nicole Hopkins" SHUNNNNNN THE NONBELIEVER - SHUUUUUUUUUUUNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN I literally just spit my drink out... thanks @BruiserWoods hahahahahaha
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This is always an awesome treat! Thank you! Also awesome job everyone!!
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Thanks @"Dillon A. Wright"
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@montahar said: Anyone know how to post a picture on here lol? Youll need to load it to a website like imgur, a blog, tumblr and then copy the image URL and post it here using the picture icon or use some old school html *img src="http://www.getb…
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@danilphillips said: I've done as much as I can do for now so I'm sucking it up and taking my chances. You've done the work, you know what you need to do, you've got this!
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@ethan.ames said: I seriously think that its a very poor way to go into test day. I don't think that anyone should be "managing expectations" before they're about to take the test. Agreed which is why I was talking about using that method to gauge…
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@doneill3389 said: You taking next week or September? September. I was going to go for my retake in June, but wasn't properly dedicated and then was sick for 3 weeks right as I started to kick it into high gear (also why I was MIA in May for a bit…
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@joecarterruskey said: if you'd be happy with a score 3 points below your average or whatever. I get what you are saying, but the average of your last 5 PTs is an excellent gauge to what you will score on the actual test. So many people go and te…
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Oh I also found treating these questions like a MBT question to be helpful. What has to happen when you do the substitution? That usually helps to eliminate a few right off they bat. That might be from this lessons... but if not, its something that …
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Yep there sure is! https://classic.7sage.com/lesson/substitution-and-equivalence-theory/ In my syllabus it is between PT 58 & 59 but I posted the link for you @doneill3389 Get that LG to 0!!
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Wanted to bump, as I thought this was a good topic!
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@danilphillips said: I'm asking because a lawyer friend of mine insists people's scores go up a few points on the actual test. Now you'll be able to share that that is fairly rare. It does and can happen, but a drop seems to be more common. I thi…
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If your account still has started (and it looks like it hasnt yet) there could have been an system error, but email @"Dillon A. Wright" (if he hasnt seen this yet) at dillon@7sage.com and he will make sure you are all set up properly. Sorry for the…