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Are you maybe reading too fast?
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I think one from a TA would be fine if you interacted with them more.
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If your LinkedIn or similar has a thumbnail picture, you could send them that profile, maybe.
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https://classic.7sage.com/category/podcast/ Have a fun trip.
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Maybe they'll be show guests in another episode?
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It happens sometimes but as long as you understand the mistake and go over it, it's simply a learning experience and it'll be fine.
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Yes, just listened to it and it's about 40 minutes.
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I'd set up an appointment/meeting with them.
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Was this recorded by any chance?
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I think it's a good idea to customize for each school. The Admissions course has a unit on writing them if you haven't seen it yet.
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Great work!
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Awesome!
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Excellent work!
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To add to this, they can print out the form and mail the letter if they wish to and LSAC will add it to the online file after they receive it.
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Has anyone found a list of law schools by the number of nontraditional students?
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Sounds like an intriguing career and story. There are some admissions calculators, and 7Sage has one, that can help with this. Also, there are several other well-regarded schools that are very highly ranked that could maybe be considered as well--…
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Maybe email and ask if they have time for a phone call. And maybe offer to mail them the information and tell them there's an option for them to mail the letters to the LSAC.
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So you've done all the published PTs? That's a lot of work and you're to be commended on this. Are there some from awhile ago that maybe aren't as fresh in your mind?
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Maybe a quick call, then an email to check on status.
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Yes, we will not give up!
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Also, scheduling time for the webinars and podcasts on here can be helpful.
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If line numbers were eliminated is there some other label that indicates line numbers?
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Also, there's some webinars talking with another non-native speaker Sage by the name of Nader. Under Resources go to the one called "Our 89 Point Increase Story" to hear about him and three other former students' experiences.
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It's been said that a score can range across about 3-6 test points. I'm not an expert, but I'd say stay in the game. Figure that law school is going require stamina and one function of the LSAT is stamina training, go over mistakes and use the forum…
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Worst case: You can do CAS at a different time than your registration for the LSAT so it's not as much of a cost right away.
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What's your first language?
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@MissChanandler, I'm voting with you on don't write one. Maybe find a tutor instead. Then it's pretty likely you'll improve and you won't be as worried.
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I think we'll get many pages of scrap paper--per other forums, more than enough, but it'll be great to hear more on this from people who took the digital pilot tests.
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Interested!
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Stay in the game. It sounds like you started studying somewhat recently. There are many more test dates this time around than in the past. Would they give you a fee waiver?