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Good to know. Never took the GRE, but it makes sense that all scores are required.
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GREs have ScoreSelect, where candidates who take the GRE more than once can pick what scores they want to report, which the LSAT obviously doesn't have. Has anyone seen articles on this?
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Also, the AMAs on the 7Sage YouTube channel are helpful.
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ThinkingLSAT had an episode where they discussed this and I thought it was helpful.
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Sweet dog picture!
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I want to recommend the AMAs on the 7Sage youtube channel as a supplement to actual studying as well.
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Looking forward to hearing how it goes. From your comments, I think you have a good admissions profile and I hope it goes well.
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@LSATSurvivor, I'm right there with you at about the same stage. Here's to getting through the CC and related exercises in May!
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I vote for yes. One page.
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It's good that you have the UChicago offer as an option. Then "make a great impression" is probably a better term here, rather than negotiate.
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Then you may be able to politely negotiate. How many offers have you received at this point? How many are contenders? Maybe also mention your enthusiasm for the 1L courses there and your interests in some of the career-building experiences. Also, ma…
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Is HLS your first choice?
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Then maybe they can give you an alumni contact to connect with. I hope so.
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Do you know any alums, or can you maybe find 1-2 alums to connect with? I've read AdComs may like to hear alum-related anecdotes.
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Thinking about PT, but am not sure about FT. Will your job include overtime? And is it a job that requires a lot of energy?
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That's good. Is it by phone, online, or in person?
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@ramster1, That's awesome! Do you think you may go to it?
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Good work!
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How much background do you have in the LSAT? Yes, I totally endorse the courses on here and numerous other threads have more information on the benefits.
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@keets993, We may want to add a burnout discussion to this somehow. It's so important.
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Also, the #help tag is really good, as it sends the question/link to mentors on here and someone usually responds within 1-2 days, which is awesome.
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Yes, I see U of M as a good first choice and I really hope you get an offer.
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Also, you'll probably want to revise your essays. And plan to apply earlier. I'd also consider asking some of the AdComs for feedback on the apps and say you're thinking about reapplying and would be grateful for any input they may have when they're…
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So here's some initial thoughts. First, sorry that you're going through this stressful experience. However, another year to prepare has some advantages. Don't give up hope on the waits; there's still possibilities out there even though it's taking a…
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Yes, @"surfy surf" and @AudaciousRed, here's to our animal friends.
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I'd say MSU but also to wait and see with U of M.
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Law schools like to see applications from a variety of fields. You're right that the grad GPA doesn't count for your LSAC GPA, but the schools will definitely see and consider it. If you haven't done this yet, you'll also want to take a look at the …
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This is wonderful to hear. What had your post-CC PT experiences been like before this point/before your study break? Proud of you for the great score.
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Wondering if reserving 2 nights is worth it so you can adjust during first one?
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Maybe I'm thinking of another 7Sage member here, but I think I saw a post where you said you loved Michigan/Ann Arbor. Is this correct? Have you visited HLS as well?