The only interview I have done so far was for Lewis & Clark. I have another coming up this week, so I can add more after that. For Lewis & Clark:

The interview was supposed to be via skype, but we were both having issues with that so we did it by phone. The interviewer was nice. No out of the ordinary questions, in my opinion. They started off discussing the reasons for attending law school that I provided in my PS. Asked some basic questions: Why Lewis & Clark? What are you looking for in a law school? Where do you see yourself after graduating and passing the bar? What would you be doing if you didn't go to law school? What do you feel is your greatest achievement?

They also asked me if I had ever been to Portland (where L&C is located,) and we talked about Portland for a bit.

The interviewer seemed genuinely interested and didn't play any mean interview tricks, like trick questions, asking you to say a weakness of yours, or being rude just to see how you will respond.

They gave me time for questions at the end. Definitely have questions prepared, I feel like that is really important to remember.

Be sure to have reasons you want to attend that school that extend beyond just their ranking and location. I mentioned a specific clinic I was interested in and we talked about that for a good few minutes.

If y'all have any questions, I'd be happy to answer them!

Can we still join this group?

@ I'm basically on the same page as you, 152 diagnostic with very similar numbers. I am trying to get at least a 167 by September, while also working and taking classes and it is certainly overwhelming. I have the Ultimate + package and I love it. I bought all of the Powerscore books before learning about 7sage and they just weren't doing it for me. With the 7sage Ultimate + package though I feel like I am actually learning and understanding the material. I don't have any PT numbers to quantify my progress as I am not in that stage yet, but based on the drills provided I can really see myself improving.

I'm also interviewing with Drexel in February and was wondering the same thing!

Thank you everyone! :)

@ @ Will do! Thanks for the reminder.

@ Yes, that's what I meant! I'd definitely recommend the admissions package!

Some of the best advice I have received was to apply to my dream school/s even if my chances of admission are nonexistent. I almost didn't apply to Emory because of that % LSAC gave me, but I am so glad I went for it anyway, because here I am!

I filled up the first page and a little over half of the second. However, I think as long as you argued and articulated your point well and followed the prompt, then you should be fine!

This is so helpful!

Thank you!

I am SO glad I am not the only one who seriously struggled with the last two games. LG is my best section and I usually at least finish three games and half of the fourth, but this time I had to guess on almost all of the last two games :( so disappointed about that.

GREY!!!