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Yep they refuse to release your score until written and signed
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Manhattan prep has a bunch they've created you can google.
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I prepared pretty much entirely for the June LSAT by only doing a MBSR mindfulness program. (I'd taken the Dec LSAT) and improved 5 points from that score I highly recommend a program like that and the Meditation Studio IOS app.
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Yes, @"Alex Divine" & @10000019 they prohibit this technically. On test day you will be required to write and sign the certifying statements on your answer sheet and LSAT Admission Ticket "attesting that the person taking the test is the person …
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They sent out some recruitment emails in early July, they try to promote some of the major international firms and discuss how because its a JD can be portable. It was interesting to read about. It did seem like their application was closing soon.
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Pat does say that the flexibility to work on their own or in a group is an invaluable skill and in demand within the world. So she would agree with the statement that B makes for this reason. Children should learn to adapt for the reasons she mentio…
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PS at this exact second @"Alex Divine" your karma is at 12345
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This is a great example to use the negation technique. The argument concludes that due to the described methods and impact of slash and burn Forrest will be eradicated. But the author doesn't explain why, they assume that Forrest wont be able to reg…
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My original watch was the bezel Casio and I just gave it LSAT markings... but the lack of exactness bugs me, but Ive found with proctors same don't start time at the exact minute. There was a digital wall clock in my testing room (oh the irony) and …
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Pretty sure there was a circular in 2015 in Feb as it was a test Nicole took
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Just as an FYI it was not on the tickets for June, so they were allowed. We should wait to see what Sept tickets say.
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Yep you can do the three watch system It can be a bit easier than the bezel system and makes it simple to just push and go. Its a bit overkill but I saw someone do it and read about it. I also called the LSAC before Dec last year to make sure it was…
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I would say it has less to be too old (as people twice your age are going to school) and more about what you want. Where do you want to go to school? What's your plan for a job after? What schools can help you get there... and what are you going to…
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I'd check out lawschoolnumbers to see how people have done
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They are still available they just sold out multiple times and again right before Feb. I'm sure they'll talk to the LSAC to get it figured out. Its still good for training. I have to admit Ive become so comfortable with timing watches are more like …
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@Sami said: Yup. You skip that question on the exam and you do other ones. When you are done with all the questions on that section you can come back to this question to try again. Think of it like this if you spend 3 minutes or more on a qu…
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I'll add this for what it's worth. The rule about chronos WAS on the website prior to June (I believe the change was made after March according to WBTM so this isn't new BUT and this is very important it was NOT on the rules for our tickets. I asked…
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I would say that why I think a 5/6 with real sections to create a whole test is valuable. You never know what is coming at you on test day and ideally you'll perform consistently no matter what. For me it's been valuable especially to see weakness …
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No to the writing section... For added sections Its debatable. Depends on you. And there are 4 basic camps of thought. One LSAT camp feels adrenaline will carry you through. So you don't need to do 5s or maybe just once. Another feels you should d…
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I'll hit 5hours grey in 15 minutes... ???
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As an FYI releases typically don't happen till later in the day so if its happening today it will start now till as late as starting at 6pm This is from Dave (PowerScore Twitter): So, now we wait and see. Here's the #greyday history: O15: 6:39PM …
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Haha me too! Re toll boths...
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Wait...Wha?
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@jkatz1488 said: Check the admission ticket. Pretty sure it can go in your ziplock bag. Wallet and keys can go into your bag. As a tip keep your ID out as they need it in the testing room as well..
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You should obly plan to take your gallon ziplock with you into the test building, no cell phones allowed. My first test someone brought a backpack and they told him he had to leave it in the lobby luckily another tester offered to have him put it in…
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Starbucks Bistro Protein box for the win. Plus a few pieces of dark chocolate almonds and water with Starbucks refreher mix. Hits all of the protein/carb/fats mix. And a B-12.
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Im still sitting pretty with my original 2 boxes of my 1st Tris... theyre not only thicker but a lot longer too. I do have like 5 that are considerbly smaller
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I was sad when I saw the pencil thread had died... but then I found this one... To add to everyones pencil fix: https://www.facebook.com/mentalflossmagazine/videos/10155199538837365/
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Yep, and some school may even offer you a nonbinding deferral. Just be sure to clarify it is nonbinding. I've just had to go through all of this, for personal not financial reasons, and most schools were very accommodating. It could have been becaus…
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LSATHacks also has them for free written out on their website, but JYs Videos are great if you learn best by watching/hearing but you have yo get a package above the Ultimate or above here.