Oof you folks did not hold back lol let’s see if we can work something out.

There’s been an overwheliming response! I’ll send out an email to everyone very soon!

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I live in Colorado Springs and am fairly often in the Littleton/Lakewood area...I am also aiming for a 170. Last two exams have been upper 160's. I'm taking the exam on January 26th, however. So might not be enough time to arrange a meetup. :( If I end up retaking the test I'll let you know.

Darn! I would have loved to study with you.

Wow. No paper and pencil for LR? Frick.

Is your guys a web app condensed within the mobile app? Because I don't see many differences between it and the website.

Hey everyone. I'll get started on this as soon as possible. In the mean time, message me your email and info so that I may begin an email thread! (BCC don't worry)

We could always do a study group. I don't know if everyone would be down with something like that.

check this out: http://www.thelsattrainer.com/assets/16-week-lsat-study-schedule---2017.pdf

Also 7Sage's schedule planner is pretty awesome. I would use that even if you're not subscribed to the courses.

I think so--I just bought it and have loved it so far although every person I know say that LG on 7sage is still better. I prefer 7sage in general but I also think supplicating your knowledge is a good thing. I say definitely check it out.

I actually enjoy this guy's sense of humor.

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Just wanted to ask, what's a URM?

Under-Rated Magician!

Kidding!

Under-represented minority.

I’m 28 and I felt like I was too old to go to law school. I told my lawyer friends that and they laughed openly in my face. So. You know.

Mmm I don’t know about that...

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I’m feeling you, man. Remember that objects in motion tend to stay in motion.

I agree with this so much, once I kick it up I kick it up, but a day without touching the LSAT, and that habit starts dragging and my score decreases when I don't work ont he LSAT!!

Isn't that phenomenon strange? I've found that I can get away with about a week of rest but when I come back I need to work a little harder to get back into the swing of things. Whereas during weeks where I'm particularly busy and have time to study only a half hour over several days, I still can keep my flow goin'. Consistency over intensity I suppose.

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I am in but it will be remote.

Heck yeah dude!

AA Male checking in. A lot of these people have covered it. My unsolicited opinion? You should dedicate more time to the test quite frankly. It'll serve you better, especially as an AA male (we're the rarest URM I believe, besides NA--someone correct me if I'm wrong).

I'm an AA male born from Sudanese political asylees. I've got an eerily similar background to you. Raised mostly by my Mom. Cousin was killed by the regime because of his advocation for a democratic institution. I'm also first-gen. Speak fluent Arabic. Etc. Interesting work experience.

I'm gonna be frank with you bud, these admissions officers will look at these factors in a positive light. However, speaking from my personal experience, I can say that they won't matter unless you've got the numbers to back it up. These are things that--I believe--will help them choose you over another application with similar numbers. But they won't be the deciding factor. In the end, numbers still matter. I applied for a scholarship from a prestigious pre-law program and they accepted me not that year, but the following, AFTER I had a poor grade that was weighing my GPA down retroactively withdrawn. This is a program whose name I can't mention, but let's just say they're affiliated with top schools.

You sound like a really cool dude. Someone I'd wanna kick it with and learn more about. But that's not gonna be enough for them my man.

Nah.

I’m feeling you, man. Remember that objects in motion tend to stay in motion.