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Also, there's an archived webinar on LSAT Stress that's a good resource.
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Oprah: "Luck is preparation meeting opportunity." Hoping for a webinar and/or podcast on this soon.
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I want to read it. Wondering what difficulty level(s) the questions were?
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Quality over quantity.
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If she buys something besides clothes with pin $ --> she can't sell + husband owns Not owned by husband or she sells it --> didn't buy something besides clothes with pin $
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@studentservice
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Great work! You're in a much better scoreband now and that's awesome.
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Also, maybe work a small number of questions, then check work, and repeat with some more questions, like question bank problem sets.
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Probably no 10 point font.
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Yes, voting for meeting the baby ASAP. It's an honor to be their aunt or uncle, see parents meet the grandchild, and be there with your sister. The LSAT will still be there. It's great that you're so focused, and I'm confident you'll devise ways to …
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I hope they can help you get in contact with some current students.
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It's fine. There's some saying about people changing careers an average of 10 times or something. You were active and involved. That's what counts. Don't worry.
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When are you scheduled to graduate? I should've added this before--focus on your GPA because once you graduate, you can't change it. If you had a gap year, how might you spend the time?
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Georgetown has been asking students to make videos about their candidacy in the past 1-2 admissions years.
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Maybe the Starter for awhile and then upgrade later. It's flexible. This said, all the plans are really good. If you take a gap year, then you want to have a solid plan--maybe PT work or travel. Which law schools are you interested in?
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Has anyone been able to print a blank copy of a law school application? Is this possible? Thanks.
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This pretty much makes my day. Thanks again.
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Thanks for doing this.
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Will there be interviews with mentors on here who are still in the studying process in the future, maybe?
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@LSAT_Wrecker said: I heard that when you paid your seat deposit, your school of choice would send you a t-shirt with your LSAT score and uGPA on it to wear to orientation. Is that not a thing? Hadn't heard of this, but even if they did, pl…
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Paying the reporting fees is not part of Admissions' protocols. I think their belief is probably that this is why there's an LSAC fee waiver and they don't set these fees or collect their bills, plus the individual schools just deal with applicatio…
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Also timed sections.
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The Post-CC webinar has much wisdom. Also, don't give up.
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If you were given an LSAC fee waiver, then this would get waived because LSAC granted this to the applicant, but otherwise the reporting fee won't be waived.
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You can, but probably contact the recommenders and ask if they want to keep these letters or make changes.
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Sorry if you've already answered this, but have you finished the CC?
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@LSAT_Wrecker, This is the best kind of mail to get! Great work!
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For LG, it helps to remember you can redo the game another time and it'll probably go better. For the test in general, it helps to remember we won't take it until much more work has been done--a series of check points, and it's a marathon, not a sp…
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Maybe also figuring there's BR after and then instruction and help.
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Sometimes it helps to think about it when you're not writing.