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LSAT
Not provided Goal score: 160
CAS GPA
3.0
1L START YEAR
2027

Applications

Albany
Intend to apply
Arizona State
Applied
Case Western
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Dayton
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Detroit Mercy
Applied
Lincoln Memorial
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ONU
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Rutgers
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Southwestern
Applied
St. Mary's
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Vermont
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mledrew
Sunday, Sep 13

Once they’re submitted, they’ll show up as L1, L2, L3, etc. You’ll be able to assign each LOR to whichever school you want. You won’t be able to read the LOR though.

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mledrew
Wednesday, Sep 9

Girl, we totally feel you! We all have to remember to breatheeeeeeeee. Try to focus on one word, one sentence, one question at a time. Believe in yourself, your knowledge, and your prep!!! You got this!!!

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mledrew
Thursday, Sep 3

@STS they have

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mledrew
Thursday, Sep 3

@SarahR64 I have heard some of that as well.

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mledrew
Thursday, Sep 3

@ilovecats170+ It's not my first but my first was over 5 years ago lol I don't get bad test anxiety though. I'm very much of the mindset that I've studied and prepped and I have other opportunities (November) if I need it. Are you satisfied with your August score and done testing or are you going to take it again?

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mledrew
Thursday, Sep 3

@aburchett it's just another practice test! 170s here we come!!!

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Thursday, Sep 3

mledrew

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Sept LSAT -- easier?

Am I the only delusional one that's secretly hoping the Sept LSAT is on the easier side after hearing how the August LSAT crushed a lot of people?

One way or another - to all my fellow Sept test takers -- WE GOT THIS!!!

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mledrew
Thursday, Sep 3

I second this!!!

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mledrew
Edited Monday, Aug 31

@S.Val. Hey! Working full time and a single mama of two kids (one elementary, one middle school). I do an hour of studying in the morning, hop on any live classes I can, and use the app to drill while my kids are getting ready for bed/taking baths/at extra curricular activities/while I'm relaxing in bed/etc. I'm an auditory and kinesthic learner so watching then practicing works well for me. I'm aiming for an online/hybrid part-time program so I don't care about T14 schools or anything like that.

Oh, and apply for a fee waiver! I got denied the first time but then appealed and got approved.

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mledrew
Edited Monday, Aug 31

Fellow non-trad student here! Working full time and single mama of two, taking the Sept LSAT & have Nov on the back burner, if needed. Aiming for a part-time online/hybrid program. Welcome to the fun!!!! :)

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mledrew
Monday, Aug 31

Definitely not! You got this!

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mledrew
Monday, Aug 24

That’s amazing!!! Congrats!!!

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