I'm not an expert, but maybe spending more time on BR and looking at skipping strategies could be helpful. I think things will likely get better as you do more tests.
I'm seconding the comments above. I'd vote for staying on the WL and taking steps towards reapplying next cycle. It's not worth the sacrifices to attend a school you don't feel is the right one for you. Meanwhile you may want to consider volunteer w…
For one thing, getting accepted is an honor in itself; even though they have a larger school, there's obviously not many spots relative to the number of applicants. Plus they have really good employment numbers, lots of well-known alumni, and an exc…
So a lot of people say what you say about basically taking it to get the experience out of the way, but you can also do that on your own or at a free prep company event. I'd vote for studying for a score not a test date, but with this it's also impo…
For your letters, maybe request that they get really detailed about the classroom environment. Also, maybe you made a great presentation or did well in a debate or on a panel and they might talk about this. Or maybe you did a research poster or simi…
Yes, I also think July being undisclosed is an issue to give a lot of thought to, and @"Seeking Perfection" makes a good point that if this bothers you, then probably pick a different date. The webinars on here are really good. Also, planning to spe…
How long do you have before you have to pick one? MSU is said to be a nice campus and they seem to have a strength for advising programs, which may be good for finding people to network with. However, DePaul would probably make sense for a person wh…
I agree with @Ohnoeshalpme as I've heard similar things. I also think it can depend on the schools and their relationships, like regional competitors and such.
@speedwagon, Really glad to hear you've committed and are happy, plus NYC is a great place to learn about law. Do you know if there's a list of schools offering fellowships?
@Brian_LSAT, This comment is so awesome: "The nightmare of my first test helped me achieve a dream outcome on my last one." I think it applies to earlier phases of studying as well. Thanks for this.
Agreeing with @FixedDice, and I'd make a list of questions to ask Admissions about scholarships. I'd also want data on how the 1L classes in the past 2 years have done.
@FixedDice, Yes, I've read about this happening at some law schools as well. I don't know which ones but it's been talked about. Hastings is generally considered "better" from what I've heard, but I know there's many factors to look at.
@"Leah M B", The large font looks like Star Wars. And I agree. I wouldn't talk about being WL'd everywhere. I'd emphasize being really happy about the possible chance to attend the school and show your knowledge of the specific programs. I think th…
Videos, I'm told, can provide data points like spending more than 2 minutes on the toughest questions. I'm glad to hear there are no bubbling issues and it sounds like you've created a good strategy for this.