Please private message me if interested and we will develop a schedule!

@ducky612180446 said:

Hey, didn't you know anyone can -0 LG if they want to? Even small children? Think you're special, eh?

Kidding. That just seems to be a really common, hyperbolic notion.

Just trying to offer some alternative approaches that I learned from studying outside of 7sage, you are more than welcome to help tutor some of the people who would like additional one-on-one help as seen below :smile:

I had LG-LR-LR-RC-LR, all my LR sections had 25 questions. I can say that I definitely did not have any two questions sharing one stimulus nor any questions about blood transfusions.

I'm hoping my second LR was the experimental, everything is kinda blurring together now but I'm positive I had questions in LR regarding:

TMAO/carnitine

bean/medieval agriculture

road repairs

replacing washing machines

disagree over: mayor popularity

disagree over: proposal for chemical plant on lake

parallel reason using aliens

Definitely in my LR3 -- Pharmacist recommendation to doctor, wild animal comparison to dogs, adults and child learning through play

LG: Wu/Zahn, criminals and day trips

RC: labor law, hominids, argentinian lit

Good luck everyone! See you back here this afternoon :smiley:

"How are accommodated scores reported to law schools?

Scores earned with testing accommodations, including the testing accommodation of extended time, are reported in the same manner as nonaccommodated scores."

https://www.lsac.org/lsat/lsac-policy-accommodations-test-takers-disabilities/frequently-asked-questions-about-process

GRAAAAAAAAY!!!!!

@elliottscott8814 said:

what are the benefits to attending forums?

There are many benefits in attending the LSAC forums! It's really just a HUGE law school fair, but it also offers workshops throughout the day that covers on topics such as writing a resume and the application process. The forum allows potential law students to speak directly to admissions team members, receive information (brochures, flyers, ect.), and most importantly many schools give application fee waivers to students who attend. I highly recommend looking into it on the LSAC website! https://www.lsac.org/lawschoolforums/

@attalla253561 Yes, I would love to!

Duke. That's it, my ED school so makes sense. I did undergrad in NC so I would love to stay here and I absolutely love the program.

I've packed the next few days full of work and activities to keep me from refreshing every 20 minutes. While I have prepared myself to retake in December I'm holding off on registering until I finally see September's score. Still, every time I get an email my heart stops. Anyone planning to attend the Atlanta or NY LSAC Forum?

I went through the initially panic of what I thought my GPA would be to what LSAC calculated it to be.. I lost my father and brother (and grandmother) during my undergraduate studies, plus I just had heart surgery (ps I'm fine now!). I cannot stress the importance of a well written addendum and great LSAT. It's hard to remember that the admissions committee are human beings. They will account for what you've experienced and look at grade trends as well!

@vtm14207 UGH, I am so sorry, the flu is the worst. Tequila is supposed to help apparently? Not my drink of choice but two birds, one stone! Walmart has really awesome halloween fleece PJ pants for $10 (I opted for the Peanuts design), stay cozy and hope you feel better soon!

Trust me, I feel like most of us are in a slump! I went ahead and filled out the actual "application" portion for the schools I plan to apply on LSAC, it's very mundane and repetitive. Technically your resume and PS are attachments so you can add those in at a later time!

I know 7sage is offering two PS workshops soon, that may help trigger your motivation. However, I recommend not forcing it. Eventually, you'll have a day that you're in the mood to write/work and that will result in much greater quality work than if you force yourself to do it right now.

Honestly, we've all put our needs/wants on the back burner for the past few months so go out and have fun! I just went to the movies and bars for the first time since March! It helps dwindle my anxiety towards score releases and overall I'm MUCH happier than I was at this point last week.

ANYONE WITHOUT 3 LR SECTIONS: Do you recall a question about school implementing new rules to curve drinking on campus?

Please if anyone can answer this so I might be able to sleep tonight!!

@tmgomez2241 said:

Really hoping the first section of LR was the experimental because I found it much harder than the other two, not entirely sure but I think the first section began with a question about drinking on campus. Can anyone confirm if this was the experimental section?

Can anyone confirm this, if the question about reducing drinking on campus was real or experm?

3LR : I personally found the first one much more difficult than the others

RC: Judges, Forest

LG: Witnesses, Movie Theater, Student assignments

Maybe a dumb question but will all students that had 3LR receive the experimental section in the same order? I saw above some found the last section of LR the hardest while I believe the first was the most difficult.

THANK YOU! I've been looking at it forever trying to figure out which rule kicked.

If you're planning to take the September test I would personally recommend committing yourself to totally conquering the LG section, thats where you should be able to see the most improvement in such a short amount of time. Even though you are only missing 1-2 questions thats the different in 1-2 points overall, plus like @jhaldy10325 stated above the questions you are missing in RC/LR are going to be the hardest overall.

@gregoryalexanderdevine723 Probably should have asked for opinions that BEFORE I ordered them. Oh well! Hope they will be able to help someone!