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It can sometimes take about 3 weeks.
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Great work!
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Congratulations! Yes, enjoy the nice weather.
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Also, do you really have to take it in June?
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Yes, I hope they'll reconsider.
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I think it may depend on things like where the applicant is in the file review categories and how competitive the school is. I imagine within a month there's going to be some word from them, but this is just a guess.
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Missed fact that it was Skype.:)
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I bet some old ThinkingLSATs also address this. Also, @"nessa.k13.0" wrote some great ideas.
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Welcome to 7Sage! Lots of people here started in this score range and/or had early PT experiences with this range, did the program here and put in the work, then had really awesome results. You might also like the ThinkingLSAT podcast. I agree that …
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Bide your time. Don't hesitate to ask for more information if there are any outstanding questions. Watch the websites for updates on campus events open to the public or prospective students. LOCIs are of course really good. I wonder about one more n…
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Glad they invited you. Glad you accepted. This is an honor. Convey your appreciation and interest. And yes, like @xadrianas6x was saying, manners are key. Praise the food. Also, maybe buy a new outfit and get a haircut.
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Be friendly and cordial. Prepare some remarks. Turn off or silence your phone. Ask them about their professional journeys. Practice a poised handshake. Maybe watch a law movie before. Maybe ask if they'll let you observe a class.
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Yes, the LSAC calculation can be a little different than a university's and the footnotes on the LSAC site will explain how they got the number.
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This is a really great score; I'd vote for staying in the game if you have the time for additional studying. I think it's worth the time investment. You're so close to your goal and persistence pays off.
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Then it sounds like it's fine to send a follow-up.
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LSAT scores have to be reported unless LSAC cancels the test center administration or it's been more than five years or some other exceptional situation. On the plus side, the highest score is the one almost all schools are going to use in making ad…
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This is an awesome update! Great work!
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@Kaylee H, Starter is the least expensive and gives you a window into the upgrade options and a nice library of webinars where students discuss things like how they went from being beginners to Sages. The Ultimate options basically give you everythi…
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They claimed the storm wouldn't delay score release in their online letter. Hopefully that's still the case.
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How long ago was the email sent?
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Cool that there's a help hash.
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Awesome!
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Maybe go to a bookstore. Maybe with your kids.
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If you can schedule a phone call and/or meet in person, that can help to reestablish communication. It's totally fine that a few years have gone by.
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I want to encourage you to consider signing up for the free-trial on here. It has no risks and will help you see what you can access as a member. There's also a generous refund policy for new members if you sign up for a course. This is a very suppo…
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@stephenharrelson08, Here's another thing, not exactly advice on LG, but it applies: Have faith in yourself. Things are going to get better. There are many students who wouldn't necessarily write about a struggle and the fact that you did is awesome…
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It's like a live instructional situation except you can ask questions and return to previous concepts. It's so good.
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I think it's too soon to tell and we'll need like 5 cycles and more participating schools before there's much data. Plus numbers on how many people are electing the GRE option. One thing that's been really interesting to me is the GRE has a Score Se…
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I also like the videos. They don't stack up on desks and make a paper mess. And you can always return to things you want to find again.
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And hopefully alumni can help provide ideas.