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14 hours ago

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Law School Application Question

So... I'm filling out my law school applications right now, and I'm noticing a trend. A bunch of schools are asking if I'm applying to any other law schools (the answer is so obviously yes) and if so, which schools. I'm not sure how to approach this question. Should I fill it out, or choose to ignore it? Any advice would be appreciated here...

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Tuesday, Sep 1

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I've heard people say that they're submitting law school apps on September 1st. I am planning on having mine submitted by mid-September. That's not too late, right?

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Edited Tuesday, Feb 10

y'all there better be a spotlight passage about ME because im aboutta wake it tf up

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Tuesday, Dec 23, 2025

is he a minion

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Monday, Dec 22, 2025

I'm wondering... if i see an answer choice with the same subject matter as the stimulus, can i immediately eliminate it? Or are there past examples on the LSAT where the correct answer for a parallel question is actually the same in subject matter as the stimulus?

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Friday, Dec 19, 2025

"I'm speechless. I feel like it's my birthday." I felt that to my core.

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Monday, Dec 15, 2025

I chose D, but read it is an "if" and not an "only if". How does this answer still make sense if D is "only if", indicating group 2 necessary? Wouldn't the logical reasoning be backwards? Or does it even matter?

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Sunday, Sep 14, 2025

@Reiii23 Few doesn't necessarily mean some because some has a lower boundary of 1, but can also go up to most, or even all.

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