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It seems like the 'parent' answer always varies by each person and there doesn't seem to be a right or wrong answer ---but I always say if it leaves even a slightly negative impression on any admissions rep then why chance it? If parents want insigh…
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Thanks guys! Great info. ... @shantiiix3 @sakox010 this is exactly what I why I was thinking it would be beneficial to wait. Kind of like when you go to a career fair and meet the recruiter and immediately apply in the hopes the recruiter will reme…
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No from what I've heard not at all. In fact, on a call with Admissions Extraordinaire ;-) David Busis, I was told that I should highlight my desire to do HR and Employment law since it is not a 'popular' field for most students. This might give me a…
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@Freddy_D said: I just made another email account specifically for admissions/LSAC stuff. It took 2 minutes and now all my law school stuff will be contained within this one email account. Oo stealing this. Smart.
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@"Leah M B" said: Yeah I did some researching and it looks like the majority of schools have exceptions if you're 30+ and sometimes if you're married, but at least on UCLA's site and application it looks like there's no exception. It just says…
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I agree, if you can't manage both focus on GPA oh how I wish I could go back in time and change the two Cs I got in Finance and Calc to higher grades. My GPA and my law school dreams would be thanking me. If you're not in a rush to get into law scho…
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@"Alex Divine" said: @tringo335 said: @"Alex Divine" said: @CameronN said: I'm just piping in to make sure I'm on the reply thread notification (if this thread has one). …
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I really don't see taking time off to study as a bad thing at all. Or to work for that matter.
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@"Alex Divine" said: @CameronN said: I'm just piping in to make sure I'm on the reply thread notification (if this thread has one). Just click the star (favorite) the thread up top near the like button. You'll receive notif…
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Thanks for the link!!
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@"Cant Get Right" said: @tringo335 said: How would her salary affect any scholarship chances? For need based scholarships, the effect would be poor. I think most schools exempt 30+ from this, but definitely make sure. Tha…
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I love this forum as well. I'm sure I wouldn't be confident in this test at all without the support the group gives.
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Ummmm what the heck lol I'm 30 will be 31 when I apply and had no idea my parents financial situation mattered at all. Would this count for or against you in any way? My mother lives overseas and makes relatively good money for the average American …
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@akistotle said: @tringo335 I know! We all thought that was possible before we actually started studying for this test.... Right!lol!
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@akistotle said: I think I have tried that once after being inspired by this: http://38.media.tumblr.com/f786525a1ff3f50f1d89113fa4a97b52/tumblr_nndtzshUdI1uu22vjo3_250.gif But I think we all know that someone who can raise the score f…
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Yay more older students! lol -- I graduated in '09 - Would love to hear how the application experience is for you guys when it's all said and one.
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I totally feel you on this post. Working full time, and having to work out every day per doctor's orders for health reasons, sometimes I wish I could do both at the same time. The most I think you could do, like @tanes256 said is watching videos. I …
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I think what you're feeling is completely normal. Many lawyers I have spoken to that went to top schools told me to be prepared to take the LSAT more than once. It is often a prerequisite for people aiming for a strong school. Also, don't feel like …
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@sdsd1818 said: Hi! Can you weigh in on the merits of entering law school with a concrete idea of the type of law you'd like to pursue vs. going with the flow and using 1L to figure out where your interests lie? yes; love this question; wond…
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Is the GRE really that much easier than the LSAT? I am very, very bad at math .. I mean can't divide 10 and 2 bad ... I feel like even though the LSAT is intense, the questions come more naturally to me since there's zero math involved.
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@tanes256 said: @tringo335 said: @LSATcantwin said: Alright fine. I'll take the damn GRE....STUPID DREAMS THAT SEEM UNREACHABLE https://media.giphy.com/media/22CEvbj04nLLq/giphy.gif oh l…
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Don't worry about rushing through. You're young and have plenty of time a year won't kill any plans
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Thanks for reaching out! What school do you attend and are the classes anything like you expected?
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@akistotle said: @thisissparta In Theaters December 2021 See you're my spirit animal the only thing I'm concerned about is how to write this meet-cute for the screenplay! Omg Ashton Kutcher can be the lead!!
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@10000019 said: So.... did you get her number? Haha! That's all I was wondering
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@LSATcantwin said: Alright fine. I'll take the damn GRE....STUPID DREAMS THAT SEEM UNREACHABLE https://media.giphy.com/media/22CEvbj04nLLq/giphy.gif oh look @LSATcantwin found live footage of me screaming at my desk ... WHY IS THIS HAP…
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I was wondering if this test was much harder ... it seemed like to whip a lot of people's butt's this time around. Can someone explain the curve situation overall?
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Love this! This is exactly how I felt when I joined 7Sage too. A lot more clarity and confidence in the test. Love, love, love 7Sage.
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Splitter friendly law schools: http://admissionsbythenumbers.blogspot.com/2013/07/which-schools-are-splitter-friendly-non.html
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Just get a deferral.