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Celebrate! Great work!
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Maybe rent a car?
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I'd say being flexible and trying different things.
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Seconding. Retaking can help you learn more things.
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Yes, it's reformatted now.
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Outside of testing, I think doing what you can to make things easier on yourself in these last weeks will probably help to cut down on stress.
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There's a good AMA with @LSATcantwin on the 7Sage podcast.
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The Law School Toolbox podcast has some episodes on being a parent and a law student.
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Yes. Once you pay for CAS, it lasts for 5 years.
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The Reddit forum has had some reports of technical difficulties during the writing portion. How can we avoid this? Did anyone end up going to a test center for the writing portion, and if so did this help?
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I think one chart shows how likely someone in a certain score range is to get the question correct based on historical data. And the other one shows the percentages of test-takers who picked each answer choice.
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Read the latest update and am optimistic things are going to get better. Please keep posting updates as time allows. It's great for pre-law students to have these stories.
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I think Northwestern.
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Keys and wallets are allowed in test centers. Maybe a friend could drive you that day and hold your phone for you?
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Not any time soon, and definitely not during the times when we're applying. According to the news reports, this change under discussion is said to occur more like about 5 years from now.
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Most often, they want to just see stuff from after high school. Exceptions would be things like a juvenile court issue, in which case that would be a C+F explanation. That said, you could mention some of these high school extracurriculars, provided…
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No worries. Just wait on registering for your test until you've had some experience with practice exams. As a data point, according to ThinkingLSAT, their students get diagnostics that tend to fall in this general range: 140-155, but on test day man…
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https://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/21536 Here's one of the posts by @"Seeking Perfection" who is 2L now.
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Maybe two weeks or less? Maybe take a picture of status update for your records for now. Great job getting accepted!
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Maybe explain in an addendum. I don't know if it has to be on a resume if you're talking about it elsewhere on an application, which I think most schools have students discuss in questions about transferring, leaving programs, taking time off, and s…
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It's school-specific. Some schools start reviewing the file while others put the file on hold until the new score arrives.
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They'll look at your semester grades, then do an LSAC GPA calculation of your undergraduate work on your first bachelor's degree, and this GPA is the number that goes into medians.
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Funding options for nontraditional students with multiple degrees?
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Awesome work!
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Has anyone borrowed a library laptop for this? Did it meet the technology requirements?
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There's a thread called Sami among the first five links on this forum and they schedule office hours in some weeks.
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I'd say maybe start learning about games, do a review of logic, and start reading some RCs. I remember listening to some Thinking LSAT episodes when I was starting out and these were helpful, though keep in mind they sometimes go off on tangents.
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If you can go to the office hours conference with Sami, she's walked with students through so many things and so has Josh. I think they're both taking the time for office hours soon. They're very devoted to helping students and have worked on these…
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Awesome score. Happy to hear this.
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Excellent work! So happy to hear you did so well.