Hi Nicole, there are two ways that US News refers to "unranked" schools. The first category is truly "unranked" - I think that these schools did not supply US News with enough info

Hi all, I'm a nontraditional (read: 42yo) student. I had talked myself out of law school 2x previously, but discovered ABA-accredited hybrid and weekend programs where I could get a "real&qu

a 20 point jump in 6 months to get into the #14-20 schools. USC is #20. As far as transferring in, one of the posts above me nailed it. Everyone is going there to bust ass and compete. (Consider also

I see your point. But I still don’t see how that proves that the stimulus in #14 isn’t a circular argument. Clearly, there’s something fundamental that I’m not seeing because it seems as bright as day

We debated this question for a long time in Group BR last night. While almost everyone got the correct answer, we were strongly divided about the actual flaw in the stimulus. Some people held the exp…

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The common understanding among law school applicants is that if you want a reasonable shot at practicing "big law" you HAVE to get T14. My questions is, why 14? I understand that you have to

Not sure I'd call Texas a regional school ... It's #15 which, last time I checked, is only one higher than #14

I would." However, by the time I get to #14 time has been called and I've missed answering half the questions. I'm going crazy. I think to myself "Is this the experimental? Should

say you get sticker price offer from Georgetown #14 and you get a 30K yearly offer from Hastings, Georgetown is the better option for you, mainly because of job prospects and the fact that a lot of s

2. What's the best way to tell the difference between a correct strengthen answer and a premise booster (or de-booster for weaken questions?) Had a little problem on PT62 Sec 4 #14

The exception appears in PT 36, S 3, #14. But in that case the right answer choice has the negation of most. I think in that case the issue is not the word "most", since even if we replace &

The Q is PT36, S3, #14, answer choice C. I think phillip is right by just adding and deleting the "not".

T14 is a made up, arbitrary cutoff. It's convenient to talk about T14 because it's generally safe employment wise if you're in a T14 school. That does NOT mean if you're not in T14

I keep on getting the intuition to infer a conclusion from MP questions. Example: June 2004 Section 3 #14