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LSAT
160
CAS GPA
3.1
1L START YEAR
2027

Applications

Boston College
In process
Boston University
In process
Brooklyn
In process
California Western
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Cardozo
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Chapman
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CUNY
In process
Fordham
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FSU
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Loyola Marymount - LA
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Miami
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New England - Boston
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New Hampshire
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New York Law School
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Northeastern
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Pace
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Penn State
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Pennsylvania State - Penn State Law
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Pepperdine
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Seattle
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Southwestern
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St. John's
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Suffolk
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SUNY Buffalo
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Syracuse University
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Texas A&M
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Texas Southern
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Touro
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UC - Davis
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UMass - Dartmouth
In process
USD
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USF
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U Washington
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WashU
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Western New England
In process

Discussions

Hi guys! I’m currently in the process of writing my personal statements and am looking into affordable options for getting feedback on my essays and overall applications.

I’ve seen some positive discussions about Anderson Admissions, and the two most affordable options that caught my attention were the personal statement grading session and the 72-hour personal statement review but I noticed that the 72-hour review uses AI technology, so I’m curious if anyone here has used either service and felt that it was worth the money.

If you’ve had experience with either of these, I’d love to hear your thoughts! I’m also open to recommendations for other affordable and reliable services for getting feedback on personal statements and law school applications. Thank you !

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LSATSurvivor
Thursday, Sep 11, 2025

3/3 first time around then 2/3 after blind review... what does that mean

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LSATSurvivor
Tuesday, Sep 9, 2025

@LauraByrne I thought sufficient was always on the left of the arrow and necessary is on the right. "if a sufficient condition occurs, you automatically know that a necessary condition will also occur."

EG.

If someone gets an A+ on a test, then they must have studied for the test"

"if" being the logical indicator for sufficient and "must" for necessary we can diagram as follows:

A+ -> Study

Contrapositive

/Study-> /A+

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LSATSurvivor
Monday, Sep 8, 2025

If I am pale, then I am sick.

P -> S

If I am not Sick, then I am not pale.

/S -> /P

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LSATSurvivor
Monday, Aug 25, 2025

Hi kevin!

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