count me in! :wink:
If youre havin online BR, please add me :) I'm in!
is there a recording of this??
you got this. we got this! it'll all be worth it when its finaly over
Please add me too! thanks
This is great to know. I needed this kinda mental support Lol
Could ac.B be strengthening the accountant's argument? since it both claims that the sales hadn't been increasing
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Should I consider B the correct answer considering that the "pulling power(gravity or so)" indicated in D is the opposite direction of the tugging power?
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Similar situation to mine- how are you doing your studies now?
I've increased 10~15points for 6months and just need 10 more for my target score. My problem is I think like Rachel in Suits. having difficulties finding right answers for the "MOST" questions- I keep thinking, Why can't this be also Most strengthening?weakening? or so-
How can I raise 10 more points in 2 months? Do you guys have any good tips for me?
I'm very good at Games and average at LR and RC..
LR section is my main concern -> can you guys recommend additional material to study for this section?
@ That's amazing. I assumed jesuit schools to be very conservative but good to know proactive works are being done
@ Thank you so much for that link.
@ @.ashley92 Thanks for the comment guys. It really mentally supports me that you are out there. Where I'm from is quite conservative, though they don't say it to the face. The same thing is going on here for people identifying as bisexual.
@ surf Thanks, this helped me very much. Glad to know the schools and firms are open to help out. I was also curious about the fact you told us, as checking off as LGBTQ+ would automatically mean that I have to open it to the world - nice to know it is respected.
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@ can you give us a bit more info on the article? Was this individual discriminated against at the law school?
@ I'm sorry I didn't save the article but I was googling life of gay students in law schools yesterday and read that article. It didn't mention about his personal life but did say he was a law student and was very depressed about it...so I guessed being gay was something that drived him to make that choice, felt very sad.
Hi Guys, so I'm very curious about this factor since I'm not from the States
and really don't know how the LGBT+ members are doing out there.
I've read a dreadful article about a gay law student attempting suicide and am very shocked, worried and so on.
I have little knowledge of how the situation and the societal circumstances are for the LGBT+ students
and their future careers in law.
Is it a disadvantage for applying to law schools and getting a job after graduation?
Does discrimination againts it exist among the classmates and co-workers?
and is it more harsh in certain states or schools?(e.g. religious schools..)
Please give me some light! help me!
Thank you so much!! this really, really helped me
Thanks for the advice! I guess getting a high LSAT score will explain it naturally but I do agree on the financial responsibility part with you if the schools requires additional explanation
I quit my job to study LSAT(commuting was a burden so I thought this would be time-efficient). Which will give me a min.6months to max 1year blank on my resume. Will this be alright when I apply to law school? I am not young and it's been quite a while since I graduated so I'm concerned about this..even my previous career has nothing related to law. what do you guys think?
Congratulations Steven!! can you kindly share your stats?
I'm having difficulties understanding the answer.
Thoughts of sheep would not keep the person awake at that time - must be true- in order for a person to use counting sheep method to fall asleep?
->> Does this mean that thoughs of sheep - should not be one of those thoughts that keeps that person awake at that time?
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What an amazing improvement! Can you share some studying tips? it's very hard to break the plateau
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@ yep!
Thannkk youuuu!!!! :smiley: