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Agreeing with the above. It's very important to use them wisely and get the fundamentals down before starting PTs, both for practical reasons as well as morale.
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I'm really looking forward to it!
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Just had to mention I hear there's a webinar on LG drilling and foolproofing next week and I bet it'll be helpful for review exercises in general.
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I'm planning to do several trials and go with the one that works best.
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In your essay, are you talking about the content of the paper(s) or just mentioning that the topics interest you? If the former, then yes, footnotes; if latter, then just naming the author and possibly the title or article topic is fine.
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You could get lucky. It seems like in recent years it has taken awhile--well into summer in many cases--for them to get a full roster of committed admits.
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Get as much employment, bar passage, and placement data as you can. And take a good amount of time to weigh your options. And yes, like someone else said, find out what expenses you'd be left with after the full ride. Also, make sure you like the lo…
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Yes, there's a "section difficulty balancing" factor that you'll see as you do more tests and a score band of about 6 points that can fluctuate.
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Yes, please save yourself the trouble and consider Ultimate+. It's the best-organized.
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I agree with the above. You want to get your score as high as you can for your future.
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@AllezAllez21, That's a really awesome phone call. I'm glad it was a call and not an email, although an email would've also been sweet.
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Yes, definitely take your time and wellness seriously.
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Also, don't believe the rumors about it being near-impossible to improve or whatnot. It's so not the case. And don't let one bad section be too upsetting. Use it as a way to gain experience.
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HLS! That is awesome! Did they email or call you?
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The standard is to waive the right to see it and it's basically also the expectation of Admissions. However, you also want to get a good idea of what it's going to say so definitely have a conversation with them.
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This is a really good opportunity. Have you talked to any alums? I'd try to network a little beforehand if you have time. Be super-friendly and engaging and have some good stories ready. Maybe ask for course recommendations and ask people about thei…
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Yes, @BillGreenpoint, I think that's the case.
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What field is the grad program in? Great job getting free tuition! I share many of the concerns you wrote about here.
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And US News is of course a big factor, maybe especially for schools that jump around on there.
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Great job on your score and acceptance to Cal!
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I would make a student budget if you haven't done this already so you won't be as worried about expenses during the school year.
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@Leah M B, I think it's probably a good idea to reply given the way this cycle's going with more applicants than available spots.
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Yes, I think a quick question to a lawyer is a good idea here.
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Are you in NYC? Various departments, often in undergrad, put internship site information on their websites--Police Science and Social Work are examples of ones that overlap with your interests. If you're a student, it'll be easier to intern, but it'…
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Kind of thinking about a "logger" breakfast like a stack of pancakes, eggs, fruit, and maybe additional protein. Subject to experimentation, though.
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@westcoastbestcoast, This is a shot in the dark and I'd need to see the reports, but I'd want to know how often they survey the graduates, how many people responded, how long they stay in the jobs (if this is available), and how they like these jobs…
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Maybe ask him his favorite things about his current job and some previous jobs.
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Or maybe find a student, maybe someone who has encountered obstacles, and make it a gift to them and include a note of encouragement.
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Also, don't be afraid to ask them follow-up questions.
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Yes, they're not finished with it yet, probably. Despite the heart racing, it might be a good sign that you have to wait a bit longer.