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Wow, that is amazing, congratulations @Crystall !!
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@TheLoftGuy better than I imagined. High enough to get more scholarship money (and maybe make money as a tutor, if anyone is interested)! I was unexpectedly admitted to my top schools prior to taking the December lsat and considered not taking it ag…
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@"J. Tharp" think of December as your test run, since most schools will just look at your highest score anyway. you'll go into your next test way more confident. and since you're not applying until next cycle, you have plenty of time to prepare. you…
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Congrats @TheLoftGuy!! Excited for you. Now rest up before 1L
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@jaybee88 said: time for vancouver!! im literally buzzing. for those of you who got their score, did LG go better than you expected? Yes
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Also, FWIW...when schools say that the average person only makes a 1-2 point increase from one LSAT sitting to another (I've seen this statistic on multiple T14 school websites)..obviously the average person isn't a 7Sage member. I started to let th…
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Thank you everyone! i made SO much improvement from September. Couldn't have done it without 7sage. See you all in 1L
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Congrats!!
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JUST got my email...holy moly I got the score I was waiting for...now to e-mail my school and ask for more $$$. Thank you to the December LSAT for being so kind. Wishing everyone the best!!!
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Maybe the schools receive the score but they can't actually see it until 24 hours after you've received it? Maybe the LSAC just sends scores early so that schools can be ready to evaluate applications ASAP? Seems weird to me that a school would pote…
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Good luck everyone!!!!!!
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@"DEC_LSAT" said: i was told around 2PM was when the september lsat writers noticed I wasn't on the LSAC website refreshing for September scores, but I was on 7sage reading the discussion. I believe people started to go grey around 1-1:30 PST, the …
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@TheLoftGuy said: @stgl1230 wait so u don't have GoGo internet ? Haha nope. Also, I'm flying across an ocean so there's no wifi even if I wanted to pay for it. Instead, ignorance is bliss
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Good luck @TheLoftGuy ! I've always found your comments encouraging and I appreciate the positivity. Sending good vibes your way
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I found it super helpful to take PTs on Saturday mornings around the time that I would be taking the actual LSAT. At first it was a total pain to actually wake up and work so early on the weekend, but about a month out from the test I started to pan…
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I stuck with what I was used to - regular yellow ticonderogas. I've used them since primary school, so I was used to the grip and whatnot. I used the same pencils and pencil sharpener while PTing and while testing (both times). Like @bunny1111 said,…
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anyone else think that grey day could actually be the date it's slated for - wednesday? I assumed that with the holidays and all, LSAC would be a bit behind. Kind of hoping it's wednesday because I will be on a seven hour flight when the scores co…
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You can reuse LOR - they stay on your LSAC account for up to five years, I believe. As for applications, I think you can just delete them from your LSAC account and then when they open for the next cycle, re-add them. I'd just e-mail my professors …
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Someone had a question like this the other week, and I think the answer was that you can't. I believe you have to delete them manually and one by one
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I've heard that listening to classical music can be conducive toward learning. I would occasionally listen to classical music or really soft relaxing music while I was doing some of the 7sage exercises or BRing. I don't know if it helped or not, but…
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@TheDesertGrandfather said: Are there still diagraming methods for the new games that suffice to systematically find answers without having to be...wishy washy about it? You might find something that works for you, but personally I just learned to…
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Probably. I think in one of JY's video explanations for the September LSAT computer virus LG, he said something like "I'm now more surprised when there ISN'T an unusual game than when there is one." That's all I could think about when I turned the …
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Also @"J. Tharp" if you are concerned about your age and entering law school, I found this article suggesting that the average age of law school applicants is actually increasing (kind of has an anti-law school vibe but i think the data still stands…
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@onecallthatsall said: From my perspective as a Trump supporter and lifelong Republican, my personal rendition of hell involves living in a place like Seattle or Chicago. I am not even applying to law schools in cities off to the left that are into…
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@"J. Tharp" said: @stgl1230 Believe me, I've been on the "don't move" bandwagon for a while. I have a lot of friends involved in progressive politics here, and I really do believe I could make a difference in politics if I stayed here. That being…
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I forgot to add, if you're applying this cycle, obviously make sure that the schools you are applying to will accept your February score. If you submit your applications with your December score, I'd check and make sure that they will take an additi…
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I would take it. I think that most people score better the second time around, and even if you reach your target from the December take, it really can't hurt to have a higher score. You'll be more confident, and sometimes a higher score by something…
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@vduran1988 said: First of all, from a political perspective- DON'T MOVE!!!!! Okay, sorry to burst in on this very important topic, but can I echo this statement? I'll be attending law school in the Midwest and I'm excited to move because my blu…
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As far as I understand it, the curve is preset, and it is not based on *our* (as in the actual people who sat for the December LSAT) performance. The curve is predetermined based on when each section was given experimentally under another LSAT admi…
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I put it under "other institutions," which is below the space for "graduate institutions." I didn't earn a degree at the CC I attended (it was college in the high school), but I still marked it as "undergraduate." Hope this helps