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Yeah, I'd say each word is really special. My gut for several is more than one; beyond that I'd need the stimulus.
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Yes, agreeing with other people. Maybe tell them you're really happy they're considering your application and mention some of your qualifications and thank them for their time. There's definitely hope and good for you for viewing it in a positive wa…
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Glad you're in there! Ann Arbor is supposed to be a good place to live.
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Yes, I would. Maybe tell them you appreciated the email, you're excited that they want you to go there, and you're thinking about their offer(s) and ask questions if you have them.
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Maybe a double major is a potential plus if you did it but not really a minus if you didn't do it.
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@Alex's observations are one of the things that convinced me to join as a member and I'm grateful.
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Great job!
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Another nontraditional student here. Always happy to see discussions about this.
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Maybe also ask about some questions in the forums as it often helps to talk about it.
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Maybe also get a haircut if you need one.
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Property, Trusts and Estates, Legal Writing and Research, Constitutional Law, Criminal Law
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@"Paul Pederson", That you've cleaned your apartment is a good thing. I'd say maybe go out somewhere you find relaxing.
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Hopefully the application questions will give you opportunities to discuss your volunteer service, and/or a special essay for that school.
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Maybe skip the school principal one for now. However, good for you for being so involved in your daughter's school; you're doing a great service to your community. Don't worry that it's a grad professor rather than UG; an academic letter is an acade…
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I think @jkatz1488 makes some really good points here.
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As other people have said, there are benefits to improving on the fundamentals. There's quite a few small things that end up making a big difference and one great thing about the CC is we have so much flexibility to jump between different levels and…
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This is the best place to study for the LSAT. You may occasionally go to other quality sites, but in my opinion, this one is the home base. I wish I'd joined a long time ago, but I'm also excited about my future studying here as it's helping my prod…
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No worries. Please let us know of updates when you can. I'm also looking forward to hearing news of acceptances! I'm confident that this is in the future.
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@jocelyndelapaz95, A part-time volunteer experience might be another option.
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Does UCLA interest you? I'm pretty sure a Canadian student who gets a law degree in the US can then go on to practice in the US after passing the bar, but I haven't been briefed on these latest possible changes to these things so I probably know les…
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I'd say yes. If you want you can send me a message and join our daily CC conversation group; we help each other stay committed to exam study.
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@Feb2018Taker, I wish there was an LSAT book like this.
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@goingfor99th, An amazing score regardless!
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Yes, happy to hear about your study experiences. What made the difference in your LR improvement?
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Is this your first choice? So glad you got accepted.
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Yes! This is excellent!
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I wonder if you're exhausted and/or maybe it's a sign of your dedication to this. I haven't taken the test yet, but I recall a feeling of being so engaged in a task that after I don't know what to do with myself for awhile. I imagine tomorrow will p…
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It sounds like you're doing really well. A good majority of the schools just consider the highest score.
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Just wanted to say I'm thinking of you on exam day.
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@"paulmv.benthem", That is awesome!