Does anybody know the deadline of registration for the October LSAT, as well as the specific time it will be administered on the day? Knowing the time in advance will greatly help by allowing me to make adjustments in my study schedule as early as possible.
Thank you!
Hello everyone!
I'm student born with an American passport, grew up outside of the United States, and attended an accredited University outside of North America which offered courses in English(had a faculty that taught courses in English which I was enrolled in). Will I count as an international student in my application for law school? Also, is it true that my GPA will have little bearing on my evaluation for admission? I hear GPA is weighted much less heavily for international students, and that a third party institution 'translates' scores before sending them to lsac. I'm not sure about this so I would appreciate if someone could confirm!
Any input would be greatly appreciated!
The stimulus states that the poets are politically progressive feminists themselves, not that the content of their poetry is politically progressive. The author concludes that writing poetry in a formal manner is not a politically conservative act because certain contemporary poets who do so are themselves politically progressive. The assumption here is that poets who are politically progressive cannot perform politically conservative acts(write metered and rhymed poetry). The assumption needs to be made in order to establish the conclusion the author is making
The stimulus never stated any potential benefits from taking antibiotics .A conforms most closely to the stimulus because the principle addresses only what was exhibited in the stimulus. (that doctors should never prescribe antibiotics to patients with cold...because it could have adverse effects, and does not work) remember to stay within the realm of the stimulus, even if we do know in the real world that antibiotics may have positive effects on patients. In the stimulus world, antibiotics may or may not have potential benefits ever.
ya, and a medical problem is considered an injury. Its important to note that we are adhering to injuries as a standard here. If injuries arise after employment at the plant, than the numbers indicated by the power plant manager can't be relied upon to establish the conclusion that the plant in question is safer than other plants to work at.
I think its because the claims filed concern unsafe working conditions and not injuries. If the AC was rephrased differently to 'only a few lawsuits to management concerning injuries' than it would be call it into question more strongly.
yes, JY is gawd.
and just to clarify, I still have my American passport!
cheers!