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Out of curiosity, is that an indicator of a good score? The more emails you get the better? Or is that standard practice?
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By the way, Baylor is almost impossible to place on the acceptance spectrum. I checked their range for the LSAC site, but because they accept classes in the Spring, Summer, and Fall I am not sure if their standards are equivalent. For instance, th…
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@Walliums said: Hey, to tack onto this conversation, curious if you have considered applying to UT? It's just an hour up the road in Austin (not sure where in San Antonio y'all live). This will possibly be my situation, as there is a good chance my…
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Wow. Thank you all for the incredible comments. I am definitely iffy on this situation myself. What Alex said has definitely been on my mind, and the added info about employment rate is really shocking but gives me clarity. From what I underst…
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Ah, Okay, so more to the point that it has to be a genuine letter of intent based on the school of your choosing. That makes far more sense.
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I see. So everything extra to the personal statement could be that extra push from the individuals end rather than something the school needs to win over. If I am applying to choice A and have choice C in the backburner, I should focus on writing so…
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https://blueprintlsat.com/lsatblog/law-school-admissions/to-disclose-or-not-to-disclose-—-a-pre-law-conundrum/ I followed the website above for an outline of what to write. Let me know what you guys think about this: When I was 20 years old I h…
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Here it is- Have you ever, either as an adult or a juvenile, been arrested, cited, ticketed for or charged with any violation of the law? (You may exclude minor traffic violations. However, you must report any offenses involving alcohol, drugs or a…
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@"Cant Get Right" said: It depends on the state. Some states have laws disallowing institutions to request information about things that have been removed from your record. For these schools, you will not have to disclose, although you confirm yo…
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Also, I checked Texas and it doesn't seem to have any indicator that a minor citation will lead to problems https://ble.texas.gov/character-and-fitness Still, I wanted to see if you guys knew any better than I did.
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PS: I am 28, and have nothing else but a speeding ticket on my record since.
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Sorry if this is dense, but how does one go about recording?
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OKay, I just read some of your responses. So, I assume, it won't really make a difference if I finish my application but submit a february lsat since it will be scored in March.
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@"Alex Divine" said: So essentially, the admissions office will get to your app before the others who submit later... It helps to mitigate any disadvantages of being on the later end of applying. Also, assuming you are cancelling and retaking, appl…
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I had this battle, but conversations with many propel have eased the edge off for me. I have always Had the goal of making it to UT Austin, and I still do, but I realize that my goals aren't a necessarily big law. After listening to many lawyers and…
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Another question. Apologies for dragging this topic out on my end. I am finishing up the CC on Sufficient assumption and Pseudo SA. The pattern of A a-b ___________ b works extremely well for SA and PSA as most of you know. Now, we can also use it…
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Thank you for your help, guys. Just looking over some of this information it seems like it may be better to read answer choices and see which ones do a better job of weakening the link between a premise/ conclusion in weaken questions or a stronger …
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@"Cant Get Right" said: So for me, I studied around 20 hours a week for the first six months or so. I studied extremely poorly. This was before I came to 7Sage, and I had no clue what I was doing really. I took two LSATs during this time, lol. …
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You guys are really motivational. It's like watching a workout tape. Thank you desire! I won't stop until I get where I need to get to!
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WOW! Daniel! That's freaking fantastic. I only hope to emulate this kind of performance.
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You are a lunatic. That crap is exhausting.
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Can't get right and Alex- out of curiosity, how many hours a week did you guys/ do you guys commit. Especially you cant get right. Have you been going full time for a year or just spread out the study schedule maker for a years time and followed it …
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@draj0623 said: Put in work and you'll get there. If you're not done with all of the curriculum yet, there's a lot of room for growth. You've got this! It's a long road so... Hahahaha- thank you! I just finished up the first weaken course. I d…
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Hey, how do you guys do 5 part PT's if I may ask? Do you just take the standard PT and add an older section. I just want to get the timing right when I am a month out.
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Congratulations! Enjoy the great school, and glad to hear 7sage helped you get there!
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@danielznelson said: . One's score on the SAT, ACT, MCAT, GRE, or any other test ever taken is thus all but entirely useless in predicting your aptitude for the LSAT. Nothing is more true that this. Have taken both the ACT and GMAT. Did really w…
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Cant Get Right- I actually am making these PT's into an over-emphasis rather than the curriculum itself. I think I will push the curriculum to a 7 week course and finish up with 22 PT's. This way I give myself as much room as I can have for saturati…
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@"Cant Get Right" said: Don't mistake finishing the curriculum for learning it. Finishing the curriculum is meaningless. I'm skeptical as to if it can be learned at a 170+ level at that pace. I actually agree. I found myself exhausted yesterday …
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50 hour per week routine*
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Thank you for all of your advice, guys. I appreciate it. Currently, study about 4 to 5 hours per day (6 days a week) and watch curriculum videos at 1.7x to 2.0 so I can knock out a 50 hour routine. I have front loaded my schedule with the curriculum…