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Hi guys! So I am asking for advice because I'm kind of ~freaking out.
I'm a third-year student in university and I don't have any legal internships lined up in the summer. Or any internships for that matter. I'm double-majoring, so instead I'm taking three summer courses to catch up on some requirements and studying for the LSAT simultaneously. This is making me worry because while I do have some extracurricular involvements, most of them are dance-related. I do want to preface that I'm banking off of my entertainment-related activities to justify why I want to go to law school (entertainment law), but still, I'm worried that this will reflect very poorly on my application, especially that I plan on applying for Fall 2022. Any advice? Or words of encouragement? Idk. Anything :/
I got the answer right but was really second-guessing myself because I wasn't sure if I identified the main point correctly. I may have lucked out right now, but I'm worried that if I encounter a similarly worded passage in the future, I'll be really confused. Does anyone have any suggestions on how I can identify the main conclusion without the usual "trigger words"?
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Does anyone have advice as to how to wade through the complexity of the wording of long passages like this? #help