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We need to know your score breakdown. Also, I was able to get a 20 plus score improvement, but this came after little over 2 years of extended study. It may take you faster, or it may take you longer to get there. Especially in the beginning you sho…
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@"surfy surf" said: Woot @ my fellow Russians and Orange County-ians winning Great job! Aliso Viejo is a nice place to be in!
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Great score increase. With a 178 BR, I would take your game to the next level and push to come closer to that 178 score. With a 175 plus and some good work experience you shouldnt have too much trouble getting into T6 schools.
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This might actually come to pass
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Great job to the winners! Both old and new!!
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@"Leah M B" said: @westcoastbestcoast said: wow.. Theres a 4.04 gpa and 180 lsat scorer on Law School Numbers who got waitlisted to columbia.. lol https://media1.giphy.com/media/l2JJxBq2Rcfvzrpuw/giphy.gif She got in…
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wow.. Theres a 4.04 gpa and 180 lsat scorer on Law School Numbers who got waitlisted to columbia..
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And more holidays to be ruined waiting for law school exam grades, and Bar results. Also even more to be ruined by phone calls from the biglaw firm partner telling you to that a new deal opened up and they need your help.
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What is your score breakdown like? I do believe that everyone should strive to maxmize their LSAT potential as much as possible but it should be done so within reason. Tutors like Graeme (founder of lsathacks) mention how on the LSAT you literally n…
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Not that retiring early is inherently bad but why dont you want to find a job that you want to do as long as possible? There is a reason why many become depressed after retiring. Having work or projects gives you a sense purpose but its definitely n…
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Thanks @"Seeking Perfection" and @FixedDice !! I'll definitely do a write up and be ready just in case I get called on. What cases did you guys get?
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@LastLSAT said: Vandy? Nah illinois urbana
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@BillLsat said: @Patroclus said: I really hope Spivey's prediction of next cycle holds up. I wonder why he thinks next cycle will be less competitive though, it just seems strange because of the huge amount of applicants this cycle…
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Friend of a friends dad is a lawyer and he retired when he is 40. He owned his own law firm My other friend is doing software engineering but living off his car in SF. Hes mid 20s, makes abour 150k and saving nearly all of his income to retire ear…
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@Ohnoeshalpme said: @Aspiring1L said: Aren't we all looking for that ROI? Of course we are. My point is that it'd be foolish to attend a high rank school that's going to put you $150K+ in debt just because certain reports reflect g…
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@"Seeking Perfection" said: @westcoastbestcoast said: I'm not sure if this has been mentioned before but I heard that LRAP and loan forgiveness programs were on the verge of being cut in this current Trump Administration. A lot of …
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I'm not sure if this has been mentioned before but I heard that LRAP and loan forgiveness programs were on the verge of being cut in this current Trump Administration. A lot of posters on TLS report that one shouldn't count on LRAP and loan forgiven…
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BR-ing? You are still studying after getting a 178 on an officiap take?
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I recall seeing an interview with a Columbia Law student on Youtube. He was an opera or drama major and he said that a couple of his peers in law school were in the arts as well. While this case is certainly anecdotal, I mentioned it so that you won…
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When you feel like you are flustered, close your eyes and take three breaths to calm your nerves. You need to be at peak focus to go through LSAT questions efficiently. For LR, if you still find yourself struggling to grasp what the stimulus is sayi…
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@"Adam Hawks" said: @LastLSAT said: @"Adam Hawks" What point is there in taking the test if you know that you have not reached anything close to your full scoring potential? OP will be applying next cycle anyway...waiting until Sep…
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anyone hear back from yale recently? still no response from them..
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From my recollection, July administrations aren't disclosed, meaning that you won't be able to get your score breakdown. Unless you are averaging 3 points comfortably above your desired score, I wouldn't take the July exam. You won't get much feedba…
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Before you decide to attend law school, I would highly advise you to at least talk to lawyers and take law classes. Preferably, you should also take some time off after undergraduate to work as a paralegal so that you can see the day to day grind of…
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Great job on chicago and you have a great memory to make this write up!
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@"carlos.raiz23" said: My only reason for wanting to take it in June is to get the real life experience of taking the test, maybe getting a decent score (155 or above) and see what I can improve upon for the September LSAT, but now I realize t…
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What are your LSAT goals and what is your score breakdown like
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@Ohnoeshalpme said: I'm sure you know this, but i'm gonna say it anyway. Don't get your hopes up too high on your reach school. It's awesome to have this dream, but it's not healthy to be too attached to something that is so uncertain. It's no…
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Retake especially since you bombed your best section and since LG is the most gameable section in the LSAT. Figure out what when wrong in that LG section. Maybe you misdiagrammed a rule, perhaps you didnt make a key inference
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@"Seeking Perfection" said: A couple of things. @Patroclus A collapse in the economy would make more people go to law school not fewer. People go to law and grad school to escape bad economic times. An advanced degree looks a lot bett…