Lowkey I’m at work before my morning shift and just did pretty well on a RC drill - do your practice in the morning first thing after you eat. I work 7 days a week right now (I’m in school so I save so I can work less during the year) and going to bed extra early waking up a few hours before I need to and hitting a study with a clear mind really helps. If you’re not there yet try to set up a good sleep schedule for yourself and make sure your hitting your nutrition and go off from there! I believe in us!

@Sab0613 I like your full send method!

I’m in Canada and my browser is Siri it’s not working :(

I was just wondering that. I’m doing core curriculum lr and didn’t see it in my practice questions

@lolowoo1 it’s not ai, last year there was a huge whistleblower that revealed a Chinese cheating agency that resulted in hundreds of scores being canceled ofc lsac didn’t reveal how but you can imagine much more people are doing this. It’s why there going back to in person testing only. https://www.reddit.com/r/lawschooladmissions/comments/1nlfsu9/lsacs_undisclosed_tests_have_leaked_cheating/

@AidanW I haven’t been admitted yet so I can’t ensure this, but I believe their looking for things perhaps you’ve said that may not align with there school, or behavior that is not instep with who you present yourself to be in your application. Google yourself. I don’t have social media except for LinkedIn but when I google my name all the records for my athletic achievements come up, if you published something that will come up, if you assaulted someone as adult that will come up and so on. I hope that helps!

@carsonjb the claim shouldn’t just be true it should also offer support. Some mammals are unsuitable pets has nothing to do with tigers being aggressive. Many people keep dogs that are aggressive as pets due to aggression. Just because the tiger is aggressive it does not support the conclusion that some mammals are unsuitable pets directly despite being correct.

Hi! I was in the same boat but ultimately from my research and speaking w a lot of admissions officers I decided to take an extra two years of my undergraduate. I just finished one year and if I preform as well next year as I did this year I’ll be able to get into at least queens. I would consider options like this, I’m in the same boat I’m financially not well off and had some bad things happen to me earlier in life that impacted my grades, however it’s important to show schools especially in Canada that you can preform well. Ofc still apply! I’m a humanities student and I understand more leniency is given to STEM students, as well you never know until you try. However I’m just sharing my story