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The recession of '08 was tough on the legal profession. Prof. Ben Barton has been interviewed on podcasts and has a book on this topic. Though '08 had different starter factors, '20 is seeming to be headed for some similar financial concerns.
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One more thing: Don't stay up late working on it--get rest and then work on it.
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Then I'd want to know which school--or maybe they're similar--could do the most to help you get the internships you hope for.
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That it's going to take a long time, maybe months, to get through the forms and essays so give yourself a big time window, especially if you have other commitments.
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Two very good options here. Does one school know you have a full scholarship offer at the other school?
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Celebrate!
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This sounds fine to me. It's still a high-GPA contributing grade.
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Thankfully it wasn't the real thing. Practice leads to improvement. Just about every time I redo a game I find something new that helps. Stay in the game. You're on the right track.
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There's plenty of excellent law schools that aren't in the T15. How many schools did you apply to? There's still some schools accepting applications. And yes, if someone is doing well, then they're likely eligible to transfer.
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Would Columbia give you a stipend? Do you know anyone there who might help you find affordable housing? For BYU, do you know anyone there? In which location would you be happier? Also, which one has the most course offerings you like?
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When I can get to it, hopefully sooner than later.
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Looks like the author's getting ready to discuss a concern and might also share background information.
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Regular pencils--not mechanical pencils--are allowed. Erasers are allowed, but not eraser covers. Pens aren't allowed--every digital test taker will get a stylus with a pen on one end and a stylus on the other end. Test takers can adjust the form…
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I think if you read it and you're getting confused at any point--stimulus, applying the stem to the stimulus, or the ACs as applied to the stem and/or stimulus, and the confusion isn't resolving on the first round, then defer to the 2nd round.
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RC drills can be very helpful. Same for LGs on repeat. Maybe get a ream of cheap copy paper for printing and scratch paper. Though the test is mostly digital now, it's good to get used to the scratch paper component. Burnout is very real so mayb…
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You're fine--just update them on your activities for work and/or school.
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The thing is the online writing portion has had some technological complications that are still being resolved.
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Also, maybe some new webinars on LSAT issues if that's possible, but I do understand if it's not realistic right now.
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I think there's so much going on right now that we should forgive ourselves if some breaks are needed.
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I think they're in the process of transferring the information to April so you don't need to do anything extra.
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Congratulations!
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@studentservice
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A rockstar score!
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I've heard it's about 14 blank pages.
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Remote testing sounds like maybe it's still being determined, but maybe it's with virtual proctors. However, not everyone has the technology for this so there would likely need to be another way to do this as well, such as appointments at test cent…
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Hi, I wish it was possible, but I don't think our TOS allows it so maybe just use paper and pencil to be on the safe side.
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This is an understandable feeling. As long as we're strategic about our takes, there will probably be enough chances to get to our goals. Practice test experience and review helps develop strategies. It's going to be OK.
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There is no longer a multi-month extension option.
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Is there any way to add a label with the number of questions in a game or passage and the total number of questions in a section like we would see with a paper test? Thanks for your consideration.
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