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LSAT
167
CAS GPA
4.0
1L START YEAR
2027

Applications

Boston College
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Boston University
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Cornell
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Emory
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FSU
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Georgetown
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Iowa
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Michigan
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Northwestern
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Notre Dame
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NYU
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U Florida
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UNC
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UPenn
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Vanderbilt
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Wake Forest
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WashU
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Yale
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abbysandz7777
Thursday, Sep 24

Thanks so much for your reply! I think I can get where I need to be by November, and I intend to have all my application materials finished well before that December 2nd date. I would much rather apply with a strong application and see where it leads me than apply earlier and end up somewhere I'm not keen on.

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Wednesday, Sep 23

abbysandz7777

😖 Frustrated

November LSAT and December 2nd Applications

I'm not feeling super confident in my September score, and I'm not positive that I will have done much to improve by October. Do we think that taking the November LSAT and applying as soon as I get my scores on December 2nd will absolutely ruin my chances at t14s? My dream school is UMich, but my current 167 is below their 25th percentile...

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abbysandz7777
Wednesday, Jul 29

Okay. If anyone else got stuck between A and C, I think the issue is focusing on the language in the premises rather than the language in the conclusion. In the conclusion, it says for a meeting to achieve max. productivity, it "NEEDS" to have a clear time frame and be no more than 30 minutes long. Needs to = requires, necessary, only, must. Translate that phrase like that, and don't get caught in the language of "most" in the premises, which would translate to in general. I guess.

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PT135.S2.Q13
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abbysandz7777
Sunday, Jul 26

Alright, doesn't AC D make the assumption that these people are like... unemployed when they are injured? Do I just have a fundamental misunderstanding of employment metrics????

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abbysandz7777
Tuesday, Feb 24

how are the last three question choices that different? FAWK

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abbysandz7777
Tuesday, Feb 24

I'm ngl I didn't understand the stimulus but I got it right out of sheer luck.

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abbysandz7777
Wednesday, Feb 18

@rjon27 i just read a reddit comment that translated it as 'assumes without warrant...' and that helped me.

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abbysandz7777
Monday, Feb 9

I didn't understand the phrasing of A </3

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