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Adding to this--maybe scheduling some on-campus visits could be helpful. And getting some movies.
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@LSAT_Wrecker, Best way to wrap the mug for mailing?
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Agreeing with above and put it in the email message and subject line and keep it short. Congratulations on the new job!
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It's OK. No worries. We'll get there.
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This one looks like it'll be fine--it's non-digital and non-chronograph.
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What else do you have going on? And what score range will meet your admissions goals?
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Necessary, sufficient, and contrapositive are important. Are these things clear? Also maybe read about fallacies--there's a blog article on here called Common Flaws. What are some ones you got incorrect? Maybe the most important thing is staying …
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Stay in the game and keep working. Also, maybe expand your school list.
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Maybe keep reminding ourselves: I'm going to law school, I'm going to become an attorney, and I'm going to be a 1L before I know it.
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Sometimes, that is. What did you end up doing?
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I just had general letters for simplicity's sake but can see value in school-specific letters.
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I'd say yes. However, it's going to be undisclosed in January so just keep that in mind.
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Maybe wait a bit on scoring them and also, take a break. Maybe have some pet visiting time, either with pets you or friends or family have, or going to an animal shelter.
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Maybe think in back of head OK, I'm on X question. Also, sometimes I'll write 5 (6, 7, whatever) questions at the top of a problem set.
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This is a great new feature! Thanks.
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Not an expert, but I'd get rest and study in some public areas--not too loud but not silent and pack 1-2 days before test day so you don't have to do as much on the day of.
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Welcome to an excellent study site, by the way.
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@flashLSAT, How's it going? I'm working on these questions as well; as I go through more of them hopefully I'll have something to add.
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Thinking we have plenty of law RC passages if you start from the early PTs. The Manhattan LSAT Blog has a column series called the RC Reading Club that has links to articles.
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Makes for a great story at a reunion or someone's wedding or a similar event. How much cash to have on hand on test day?
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Also, what are your goals?
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This is so fun to see each month. Great work!
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@studentservice
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A couple quick thoughts: 1) It, in theory, could've happened to any of us, 2) Have compassion for yourself--and you got the ticket in time, 3) You learned from this test and will likely be stronger for the retake, 4) If you haven't already done this…
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I heard June 2019 is, as of now, the last all-paper test, while July is a random chance of getting paper or digital.
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Yes, and the week before the test--a day by day list of pointers, maybe.
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Also, while you're in school, please consider taking the time for some of the career center programs that appeal to you.
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First, congratulations on the excellent LSAT score! Second, maybe apply to these top schools but also expand the list of schools you apply to.
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It would be great if more schools did this. I hope they take it into consideration. We're going to most likely have so many student expenses.
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Someone on a thread once mentioned raising their hand and saying "Please stop talking" and they were quiet after that.