Self-study
Are windows allowed in your Argumentative Essay Question? I plan to draw the curtains and close the blinds if so.
When you do your Argumentative Essay, do you have to take one of the perspective listed? I heard no but I want to confirm. I know you have to counter address at least 2 perspectives in your essay.
Is there any down side to taking a 2nd LSAT? I took the April test. Deadline for June tests is coming up. Since I won't have my score until then, I figure I should just sign up and take it. Very worst case is I somehow scored my best score on the most recent test (167) and then score badly on the 2nd go round, but that probably doesn't affect admissions I have been told, right?
How much time do you need to prepare applications for colleges? How do you know if you have scholarship from a college after application, they just tell you? Is it a separate application?
I took 1 practice LSAT Argumentative Writing on Lawhub. I plan to prep and practice 2 more before the real thing. Any other particular good website links you have to have me prepared for the essay?
Thanks!
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2) There are no rules about the essay, because the essays are not graded. Draw a picture using ASCII if you want.
3) Remember, the people doing admissions are people. How would you, a person, feel if you saw two scores? Probably that's how they'd feel.
I don't have answers about the others. But keep in mind, this isn't rocket science. Admissions, for however terrible it feels, is still a human process.