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As for your letters of recommendation, it's understandable that your academic connection has evolved. If your former professor is willing, even if he's at a different institution now, he can still write a strong letter highlighting your academic abilities and growth since graduation.

In addition, consider seeking professional recommendations from individuals who know your work ethic and character well. These can provide a different perspective on your qualifications. There are also recommendation letter writer services.

Regarding reconsideration, it's not unusual to inquire about the admissions decision process and ask for feedback if you're not accepted. It shows your commitment. Admissions might provide insights to help you improve your application in the future. Good luck with your LSAT and application process!