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@ Baton Rouge is most geographically feasible for me since it is 60 miles east of Broussard in Lafayette Parish where my family and I live. Southern University Law Center is the most economical and offers part-time, night school. I can work and attend. Would like to do well enough (only a 160) on the LSAT to get financial assistance and conditions would be ideal for me. My sister graduated from Notre Dame Law and dad from Tulane Law, so graduating from SULC should be attainable. Right?! :) I think I can! I can!! Hope I will in 3 weeks do what I need to begin this fall.

Me too. :) 48 is never too late!

Thanks.

I turn 48 this week and take my first LSAT in Feb. :)

Following this. I am scheduled to test in February too.

I am interested.

How are you determining if the questions are experimental or not? What gets removed here? I am a newcomer.

Funny! I came home after testing yesterday and used the leaf blower for a bit. My husband thought it was odd. Glad to learn it was one therapy of choice for you too.

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Lots of info pertaining to lies on various sections.

Does missing the LSAT really exist?

Looks like you have the wisdom to reach any goal you set. Congratulations on your success. Go get 'em!