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If you take the LSAT under current rules, it's the score that must be reported to the ABA. If you have a GRE and an LSAT only the LSAT is considered. If you only have a GRE and No LSAT they take the GRE score. I asked for clarification on this ye…
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@LSATcantwin said: Alright fine. I'll take the damn GRE....STUPID DREAMS THAT SEEM UNREACHABLE https://media.giphy.com/media/22CEvbj04nLLq/giphy.gif Please remeber if you have LSAT on file your GRE will not be the score they use!!!! If…
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It's different for Canadian schools vs US schools. For US schools, like @AllezAllez21 says they're good for at least 5 years as each time you buy something in the LSAC site your 5 years restarts. Most letters don't need refreshing, especially acad…
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@LCMama2017 I'm not either. People late in their lives go to law school. It's all about which clock you're keeping time with.
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There's been a couple of people that have decided to either postpone or took the test with the intent of not going to school for 3 to 5 years. Remeber scores are good for 5 years and law school will ALWAYS be there. Ive personally delayed a few time…
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Yay you just saved more $$!
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I just talked to Dave K about this Thursday 4 is fine and you only need to really explain things at 6 Many people don't realize but it was fairly easy to get 4 takes in 2 years. Until a few years ago you just needed a "school sponsor" and then afte…
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Yeah beware of number inflation (thats the term @deansr) aka sending out fee waivers to people they would not admit to increase the size of application pool and on the other end of the spectrum you have yield protection, where people with great numb…
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Congrats @LSATiscoming
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Please don't. Law School is a professional endeavor it's wonderful that you're close with your mom... but would you take her to a job interview? The answer should be no. You should be making an impression and a lasting memory at an open house, so w…
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Glad you're feeling better @"Dillon A. Wright"
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Most schools will take a Feb LSAT. Even NYU and Columbia will take it (even though they say they don't) as long as you just email them by Jan1 for approval.
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Yeah just to echo others as long as you're the main focus of the essay and not the kitten you're golden
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I helped one of the people I tutor get level 3 aka 100% time. He had received similar accommodations in high school and on the ACT. He first had applied only 50% for a previous Take and was approved but for December I went through his paperwork of p…
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@jameslorenz said: @stepharizona said: I got the Harvard one yesterday and it made me LOL.... I wonder what the "trigger" was. High gpa, lsat, minority status? Maybe you are underestimating yourself? I guess the other possi…
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I got the Harvard one yesterday and it made me LOL....
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Your LSAT can do a lot. Prob the best splitter story I know is Nicole she was a sub 3.0 UGPA and a 170 LSAT and is now a very successful 2L at Northwestern. It a lot easier to be a High LSAT low GPA than the reverse as far as splitters go.
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Necessary would be something that MUST be present for something to happen whereas Suffency Guarantees it WILL happen... An argument might say you need a #2 pencil to take the LSAT, an LSAT score is required to be admitted to Yale Law. Adam has a #2…
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Yep that just exposed a weakness. Nail it down, consider what you did differently and go from there
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@jkatz1488 said: No need to include hours per week. If some superfluous feature (such as hours worked), distracts from the succinct bullets of responsibilities and accomplishments then you should cut that superfluidity. As an FYI check the r…
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Most of the ones I got for June scores were still Fall 2017. Looking at last years cycle most of mine were received in late Sept and early Oct
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This is what @"Mike Spivey" wrote in a blog in June of this year "Law schools do read files holistically and they do read/see every LSAT score/withdrawal/cancellation of each applicant. However, no matter what anyone says, the reality is that only …
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Hey @"Dillon A. Wright" was finally able to start printing them. Had to use: 1-35, 37, 43-45 as the print combo. I cant even get the writing sample to print on it own. But we don't need those. What I also realized is that it takes over 2 minutes for…
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Yeah I tried just printing 3-37 basically the "start" page to score sheet. Also it seems that the shockwave keeps crashing in chrome so maybe that's it?
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I am having the same issue and when I try firefox I get this error. I'll try the clearing the cache but Ive yet to be able to print a single test ok. Even the one I did print a few months ago ended up having pages blank. Tired from 3 different compu…
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Thanks for this reminder. I'm also in the same boat a good RC and I'm mid/low I70s bad RC high 160s tragically had a -8 in June which was a shock since I thought I'd fix my RC woes.
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You can still go to a decent school with money even with a June score. 2 people in my study group got into T-10 schools, one with a FIRST take in June. Mind you they had fantastic numbers. Early is often better but big numbers move apps. Even schoo…
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Hi All. Yes as everyone said they can take that long AND be careful to check your first confirmation letter. One of the people I tutor just moved from 50% to 100% due to their GRE accommodations AND their LSAC letter was missing previously granted a…
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Just as an FYI guys if people have already taken the LSAT and then take the GRE the LSAT must still be reported to the ABA and USNews for rankings. So the LSAT still will play a Huge role and if you only Take the GRE your choices for Fall 2018 are…
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Just keep in mind they're not real so mix them in. The other thing you can practice is different was to solve the games you've played experiencing with charts patterns and things like that. A good example is the swimming laps race game. If you set …