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Also, sometimes we have other obligations--family, work, school--and that's just the nature of studying for this test.
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What about people you worked with who have since left the company?
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There isn't really an average. It's your own journey, but fortunately we're not alone because we have this community.
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Interested.
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Likely interested.
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Are you already fluent in Japanese? Are there any other minors that interest you? Will the minor benefit your future career goals?
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I'd keep my job and work with someone to set up a realistic individual study schedule, but please do what you think is best for you.
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Cons of cancel with score preview: no score to apply with until you take it again and the possibility of doing worse next time Pros of keeping score: the score is above the national average and you don't have to explain a score cancellation Maybe…
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@Jeeahnee, Give yourself credit for the courage to write a live test, and please don't give up. Please feel free to send me a message. And please put this in perspective even though it's hard to right now. There are going to be future opportuniti…
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@MissionLsat, I wish there was a poster with this poem. It's awesome.
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Yes, this score indicates to admissions that a student has a high level of mastery and high percentile.
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It's great that @Mike_Ross is back on here!
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Interested!
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There's an ungraded, unsaved demo on the LSAC website. Also, there are quite a few podcasts that discuss processes. We're fortunate to get to type our samples because imagine writing that whole short essay in pencil.
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Not sure if this is helpful, but be grateful it wasn't a live test on the record. This test is very difficult. If it wasn't, we wouldn't be here. Maybe start with one and two star games and see how that goes. Also, sometimes people redo the LG Core …
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Same here. I hope there are more episodes like this in the future. He had many good insights to share with us. I really appreciated this conversation.
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Makes sense. Thanks for finding the site.
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Oh, I thought they got a note saying the candidate cancelled. Thanks for the reply.
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They don't see the cancellation? I thought they would see it because they know someone registered for the test and sat for it. Maybe I'm wrong, though.
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I'd like to be added. Thanks!
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This was an ungraded test. It's not a score on your record. It's a set of learning opportunities. We're here for you. A lot of us had disappointing "diagnostic"scores.
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Also a fan of writing stuff down.
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I'd vote for learning the skills first, but every one of us is individual. Let's say a motivated student with good study habits takes a diagnostic and gets a low score--now they're going to potentially have a loss of confidence that isn't helpful. …
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@rutawari, Yes, there's a Core Curriculum on here that has helped many students and there are video explanations for every test and I think there's a trial period.
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Maybe I'll send some of my LSAT books to a prison books project later.
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So proud of you.
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It's viewed as a plus. Good work!
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Agreeing with the above--there's an obligation to release any transcripts where someone took college credit courses; for peace of mind, please remember this is a pretty common experience and that you can get a consult with a law admissions expert to…
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You should be fine. Maybe print out the email conversation with Admissions so you have it ready when you apply for your law license later.
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I've heard rewriting the essays is a good idea. Also updating your resume. However, the other information can likely stay the same. Good job staying in the game.