Hi,
I'm a nontraditional student in school PT and soon to be working PT who is looking to study with another person with similar commitments for daily communications. Thanks.
If you have some doubts, maybe consider a topic change, or at least ask some people to read it before you submit.
There are a good number of test opportunities before January of 2023. Let's hope we're all done before then.
You can get free consults with some admissions specialists if you do a search.
Please remember that an LSAT score doesn't in itself say anything about a person's intelligence. Then maybe get a consult with a tutor and see what they recommend. A lot of people have gotten offers from other factors that offset the LSAT score. Don't give up on your dreams.
Yes, right there with you--not going to give out my SSN.
@rdhallan331, Also hoping to get a copy. Thank you.
Take more breaks and days off. Attend to your other responsibilities. But work towards a schedule, although keep it flexible or else burnout is likely. And don't rush to a live test date. You can definitely improve. Don't give up.
What's an average GPA? Like the marks someone generally gets rather than outliers?
Speaking of the answer keys, sometimes I've accidentally scrolled over the icon that covers the correct answer choices and wish there was a way to completely hide them so we don't do that by mistake. I don't know if it can be done, though.
Good job staying with it! You deserve a fun celebration.
If they get caught, they may not be able to go to law school, or if they do, they risk being kicked out, or if they don't get kicked out, they risk trouble with the bar, and if they don't get into trouble with the bar, they might have an issue with not providing good representation to clients, in which case they also get in trouble with the bar. Not fun things to have on a person's conscience.
I'd take with an understanding tutor about this, hopefully someone who has personal experience, and know that it happens to a lot of us.
@juliet7sage-1, It happened in early afternoon, at least it was around early afternoon for US EST and CDT timezones.
Unless it's one they loaned you through an Assistance Request due to not having the technology.
Maybe thinking about the fact that you're overcoming an obstacle by writing the test and knowing that you have solid scores on the book.
No, but I've been studying for several years and I have a huge tab of registered tests I then put off so I've drained a lot of cash on this thing.
I'm sure you'll improve.
I'd give them a call on Monday and see what they say. I think you should probably be fine. It looks like their address to me.
What year(s) was it when you were in these classes? I'd ask an admissions consultant your question for a good professional answer.
Hi,
I'm a nontraditional student in school PT and soon to be working PT who is looking to study with another person with similar commitments for daily communications. Thanks.
What website was it on?
The LSAT score is important but it's not everything.
One thing that helped me with this question was realizing that the evidence did not define how much coffee the extreme insomniacs of whom 90% were heavy coffee drinkers consumed. Then the argument tells us Tom drinks a lot of coffee, but how much coffee is a lot? Granted, this objection is not enough to spell out the main flaw here, but it seems like a discrepancy that is part of the problem. We know very little about Tom or about the study group here. And while we know a little about extreme insomniacs and the tendency to drink large amounts of coffee, like the correct answer says, we don't know how many heavy coffee drinkers are extreme insomniacs--or how prevalent this correlation is. The long and winding world of flaw questions. :)