Also, I recently read a short article about Walter Minton, who helmed the publishing house that brought Lolita to the US. After leaving publishing, he went to law school at 55. He's 94 now.
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For all of you mortified at the thought of delaying a cycle because you're nearing your social security collection, go out and ask a friend what the business school average age is. You're welcome.
Haha! Thanks! I am always down for a dose of humor.
Hey all!
For those of you who have worked with a study buddy through 7sage or elsewhere, do you have any advice in preparation for a first meeting? What did you find to be some of the more effective plans/strategies you used? Is there anything you would do differently? As we are both aiming to take the LSAT this summer, I want to make sure we make the most of our time but am not sure where to start!
Thanks!
Ditto to all of this. I totally froze in LG and sunk much of my time in the second game. I feel like I really screwed up, and am really bummed that after all these months of preparation, I may need to wait to apply next year. Ughhhhh.
@ Thank you for this. I'm taking the same approach- I know I can crush this, and I'll take as much time as I need to do it. One more year is really nothing compared to the rest of my life.
BUT. I feel like there is always a reason that I'm distracted or less diligent than I should be (graduation, new job, family, etc. etc.). I guess a small part of me is worried that I'm going to drag this on indefinitely, chasing the 180.
How do you balance not having a hard deadline, and staying focused and moving forward?