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Thanks for sharing! Agree the conclusion in PR is a great first test, I had completely forgotten about it until a week ago during a review session. I also was reminded of a "rule" recently that if a PR has things like Most, Some, Many the correct …
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@rakinalikhan said: they gave me both the options that you mentioned @stepharizona, since i didnt need anything else and dont want to push off my test date so i just went with the first one so they didn't give you the non scantron? I didn't see th…
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@orangebeer said: That's what I was not sure and asked above...in the confirmation letter it says the sentence so I thought I wll not get the accommodations I would double check very carefully, in everything I have heard, seen or read a confirmati…
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@orangebeer said: Yeah I received both letters already. So the last letter you are discussing? I am talking about the first email/letter. You already know you have accommodations, these people are still waiting. @orangebeer said: My confirmatio…
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@rakinalikhan said: i dont think so Did they give you an option 2? Or was it just accept option 1?
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@orangebeer said: Wait...I'm confused...what the final letter people are discussing? When you are approved in the LSAT section of your LSAC area there are two letters that get posted that in fact confirm you have received accommodation. Follow …
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@rakinalikhan did you have any portion of your request denied?
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Yeah they are doing something different this Dec cycle @Matthew524 The LSAC emails informing the requester that they have not been approved for accommodations but the LSAC then says they have options and need to email back saying they accept one of…
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@"Alex Divine" said: @kmarie7 said: My personal statement is 3.5 pages long. Is that too long? For most schools that will be too long. Most allow/require no longer than 2 pages, and even for the ones that allow longer, I've heard the common wisdo…
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I wanted to add this here, as I went to send this to a study buddy and it was already a bit buried. So if anyone finds this thread, visit this one for an accommodation proctor and it says they are working to add it to the app. https://classic.7sage…
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There is this thread too, (https://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/6636/back-by-popular-demand-the-old-timer-s-thread-30-only-valid-form-of-id-required) for the traditional OWLs (Older Wiser Law Students or ). It seems most East coast sch…
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I've been working on fixing my RC issue and found this in a book today... "From 1956 to 1975 there was a “Directed Memory/Reading Recall” section of the test where you had 15 minutes to read three passages and answer 30 questions WITHOUT LOOKING BAC…
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@"Dillon A. Wright" I think they meant that he was a part of the original 7Sage team I read that somewhere too not that long ago, but I forget where.
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You can change the "yes" to no contact in your LSAC file, but then you won't hear from the schools you want unless you personally reach out.
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@orangebeer said: How often do you drink during the test by the way? You only get access to your snacks & water at the break which is after the first 3 sections. No food or water is permitted on the desks. @orangebeer said: Which water bottl…
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@montaha.rizeq said: I don't think you should add either, interests have no merit on a resume I was actually advised to add not only interests, but travel as well, as it "aids in allowing the admissions committee to see you as a well rounded indiv…
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A tip @"J.Y. Ping" gave me is to shorten the amount of time you have on a retake, to "make up for" having seen the test before to see a more accurate score. So start with 33, then down to 30 and try to get to 25 on retakes.
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WOOHOO!!! I was getting sad when I hadn't heard back from you. We've got the time to get shit together and kick ass!! I just went -1, -0, -2 and then -8in RC on a test... at least we know what we have to work on!!! I am going to go back and watch a…
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I will be joining soon. I need to adjust my test schedule, because 12 is 9 here and soon it will be 10 and that works better for me, so I'll join in no later than daylights savings.
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I would say visit them too the vibe is VERY different between the two. I thought I would LOVE LOVE LOVE Columbia and it was my dream school, turns out, it wasn't a fit at all and NYU, which I didn't think I fit into, is now my goal/dream school.
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I was at the LSAC forum in San Fran on Thursday and one of the people in a LSAC class encouraged us to ask admins what that wanted to see if a letter of recommendation and how they were used during our table discussions. Almost every single table …
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Pretty much what everyone said here. I believe the "typical" drop is about 3 points, or at least that seems to be a good rule of thumb. Many people that have big drops can see they made errors like bubbling or not finishing on time. One thing I wou…
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WOO HOO!!! Congrats @"Cant Get Right" Plus the 2 new mentors
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@montaha.rizeq said: @Matthew524 said: technically the title of the thread can be used for any day including tomorrow or the next day lol I just can't win with future lawyers, can I? This has to be one of my favorite discussions haha
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@desire2learn said: Uhhh...we're not doing much. Just hanging out 'n stuff. typical kids... bahahaha
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@"dytmom_3x" said: In 4 applications I had no place to upload my addendum to this. Which has me disappointed. Double check, most applications have a requirement for "yes" answers to C&F questions, or they also usually have an "optional addend…
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@montaha.rizeq said: @"Alex Divine" we can be cool and join this thread in 6 years! lol Now I am kicking you out... ID required out youngin... respect your elders...
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haha I know the feeling @rachel I looked up my undergrad tickets and every single one was retired!!! Even my 11 year old Masters was a miss, people had moved to different schools or retired. I was lucky and had completed a graduate certificate in 20…
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@"DEC_LSAT" said: Are you sure they will see your criminal background? maybe only very serious incidents are flagged? Even if schools don't the BAR will and the BAR and a persons law school apps need to match up for full disclosure. I would also…
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Its been my experience so far that fewer skills require the parents many have upper age limits. Columbia however does not , not matter what age it gets reported