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The CC Reading Comp is a great path.
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Voting no on the LOR but hopefully he can help you network.
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I've heard good reports.
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I vote for taking some time to rest. Studying will still be there and you'll come back stronger.
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Also, have you traveled to other cities for HLS and/or job/internship activities? If so, which ones and how was it? Thanks!
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Sure; good idea to request a campus visit sometime in the application season.
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Yes, you can. And in the words of President Obama: Yes, we can. And we're here for you.
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Business casual and a bit dressed up, I think. What's the weather there?
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Happy to read it.
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An upward trend is good. Also, being bilingual is a good credential for a future law student.
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Going with @Kermit750, the easy words to read are best for this, I think.
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An email sounds good, but so does a snail mail note. And celebrate!
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I'd like to hear about OCIs at HLS if there's time. Really looking forward to this webinar.
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It's going to be OK. We're here for you.
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When you were writing this exam, were you focused or did you get distracted? I mention this because sometimes a person can read, then get distracted and not retain. Also, have you finished the CC? Sometimes people find it helpful to redo the CC i…
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Not an expert--haven't been to this law school. That said, here's a few thoughts. Guessing business attire. Is this a campus visit? I'd maybe ask a friend to do a mock interview. Also, prepare about three questions that ask about things, as I'v…
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Please let us know how the event goes. Hope it's fun.
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Maybe send them some links to webinars or podcasts on youtube or the podcast websites, like ThinkingLSAT, 7Sage AMAs, and similar so they can listen to other accounts of the long journeys people have been on and the increased opportunities they rece…
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Just a comment, without having looked at the links, that some online courses have a mandatory extra "technology" fee.
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Yes, don't worry about when you take the test yet. Also, the AMA webinars are available if you want to hear about people's journeys. Stay in the game and it'll get better.
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Maybe also visualize completion.
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Great work! How was your journey in LR?
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Proud of you and looking forward to hearing about your 1L experience when you have time.
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For general information, the Spivey Blog, ThinkingLSAT podcast, Yale Law Admissions Blog, and Law School Toolbox have free commentary, plus the archived webinars on here, but definitely ask the individual questions of a consultant or other professio…
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@Ohnoeshalpme said: @lsatplaylist said: Is there a possibility them issuing each student a stylus pen, maybe? I still don't think this solves the problem. Especially for LG where you need to be able to reference your master…
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Is there a possibility them issuing each student a stylus pen, maybe?
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It'll go fast so it's wise to take a step back, as it sounds like you're doing, and you're in the right place for a good study community.
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Which rule are you talking about?
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This line from the video: "you collect yourself and keep going." Very important wisdom from JY.
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To add to this, the question of did I get the stimulus correct when watching video later.