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This $10 million lawsuit came down to an Oxford comma, fascinating. Here's to hoping we don't make this mistake as practicing attorneys!
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Penultimate PT before the June test. Come join us to review PT 79 and to determine what PT we do next week!
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PT 79 Review on Saturday, June 3rd at 5PM ET
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nessak130467
Thursday, Mar 29 2018
This is awesome @ ! Congrats on getting in at Chicago!
nessak130467
Thursday, Mar 29 2018
I'm a theatre major. I doubled with IR though so idk how much that throws things off, but I do list theatre first.
I've mostly received questions about theatre because fine art majors aren't as commonly law school applicants as humanities or social sciences majors. People have been curious. If you had an academic experience where you were challenged, grew intellectually, performed well in theory/classes requiring writing (not just performance), and you can demonstrate all that to adcoms you should be fine. I think you really have to know exactly how/why your major plays a role within your candidacy for law school, so you don't come across as a scattered and unfocused candidate. I say that because the next step for fine arts majors is typically not law school, so you have to be able to articulate how your major fits into your academic journey and why law school is the logical next step for you. (which I think any major should express in their application somehow)
If you do that^ and have strong numbers, I wouldn't worry too much about a fine arts major---it is memorable.
nessak130467
Thursday, Mar 29 2018
@ said:
This is anxiety. Do you meditate regularly, even when you're not anxious?
Yup meditation can definitely help with this.
nessak130467
Tuesday, Aug 28 2018
Wow CONGRATULATIONS!!!! I’m so happy for you @ !
nessak130467
Wednesday, Feb 28 2018
Lolllll GGU sends SO many emails
New September Study group! First up: PT 60
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nessak130467
Sunday, Jan 27 2019
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@ I don't wanna state more than what's allowed, but my approach to understanding was considering what did the population start at to begin with???
Yeah for sure, I’m steering clear of q types and “I think the answer is” kind of statements. My approach was focused more on why did the population stay (meaning not go away or decrease) provided a condition that I thought they weren’t supposed to like is it present. Idk if that’s too specific but there’s no QT. If you could give any more clues within the rules I’d know.
nessak130467
Saturday, Jan 26 2019
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was the one with a coal burning plant experimental? that whole section was weird for me. not sure why..
I had 3 LRs and yeah I’m like 89% sure (if this question is in the section I’m thinking it is in) that there were a couple question/stimuli that I’ve seen before—not necessarily same QT but at least 2 arguments seemed way too familiar and it was weird. Which makes me wonder (tangent 🚨) since LSAT is going digital and increasing the number of test released each year, and the often higher number of undisclosed winter test takers (compared to say June), are LSAC psychometricians using an experimental section (on this undisclosed test) to in part measure average response to to previously published arguments? I’m very certain I’ve seen a few repeated arguments in1 section before.
nessak130467
Saturday, Jan 26 2019
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There was a question in LR related to an animal that grew in size after a noisy industry machine left? Anyone else remember?
Yup I remember that question VERY well. It was about the notion of porpoise population decrease, and human activity/noise in a harbor or channel or something.
Last PT before we get into the 70s!
RC PT 69 Tuesday 7 PM ET
Experimental from PT 41 LR section 1
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Summary Review of what we learned fr JY's PT 80 Sessions, Saturday June 27th at 5PM EST
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Saturday, February 25th at 5PM ET: PT 63
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Here's to hoping that with more practice we'll look at the test more like how Tormund looks at Brienne (rather than the other way around).
PT 67 w/experimental RC fr PT40 Sunday, July 23rd 12PM ET
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Happy Spring!
PT 69 LR Review | Saturday, March 25th at 5PM ET
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Last week to join the SG. After this Tuesday I'll be messaging the active SG group members.
Please take note of the calendar changes. The next PT is 81.
If you are having a tough time staying motivated, remind yourself why you want to be a lawyer in the first place and
PT 78 RC Tues, August 22nd at 6pm EST
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I hope you had a good break. Now it's time to get back to work. PT 73's up!
PT 73 Review on Saturday, April 22nd at 5PM ET
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nessak130467
Thursday, Mar 15 2018
Congratulations!!!! This is awesome!!
nessak130467
Thursday, Mar 15 2018
@ said:
I did my interview last year. It was almost midnight in China and the internet connection wasn't great... so we actually turned off the video. So they are pretty accommodating and nice.
Raphael summarized the questions nicely. The questions they asked me were just normal. My advice would be to think about what you want to ask them. My interviewer just graduated from HLS not very long ago, so we talked a lot about her time at HLS, which was great.
Good luck and hope to see you on campus in August!
Yeah, I agree with this. Know what you want to ask about HLS. It’s also best to know your application really well. I had an HLS interview last week and it really was a fun conversation. I was asked about my work at specific places after undergrad and then my other community activities. I was asked how I got involved and the challenges associate with each. Besides knowing your application and what you would do if admitted, focus on trying to have a good conversation. They aren’t “standard interviews” with scripted questions. Know how different experiences you’ve had contribute to what you want to do and why. Practice articulating things like that if you haven’t before. From talking to different people who have interviewed there, it seems like their admissions team truly is trying to get a full sense of what kind of person and student you are and what you would bring to the next class. You got this!
This week it's crucial for you to read this post and check the calendar and link to JY's review of PT 80.
Please do not burn PT 80 if you are not going to take the June test and if you have not been PTing at a level that you want to test at. We will be reviewing advanced material so you need to understand and have a good grasp on the fundamentals if you're going to be reviewing PT 80. Be prepared to be an active participant and to explain your reasoning.
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RC review
Next up is PT 64
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Titus is LSAT confidence level goals
After next week this study group is going private.
PT 77 RC on Tuesday August 15th at 6pm EST
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Break time!
Pesach Sameach! Happy Easter!
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Last break before the LSAT!
Breaktime
The next PT for Thursday and Saturday will be PT 80, so that you have time to take it and be prepared before JY's PT 80 review. Check the calendar for more updates and keep an eye out for JY's review.
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PT Break this week! (Wednesday and Saturday)
But before you start
too much though, check out the forum posts and
Don't miss out on some of the webinars and reviews happening this week:
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nessak130467
Wednesday, Mar 07 2018
Take the school at the top of your list and write a killer LOCI. If I get waitlisted everywhere, I’m going to send LOCIs to my top 3. Are there ways you could market yourself as a more attractive candidate without changing the theme of your application? Have you been promoted at work, have any new accomplishments, or started any new community service activities since you’ve applied? Check out the profiles of classes, visit, and reach out to people at your top law school—if you haven’t already. Try to specific areas of that school that you identify with. Include that stuff in your LOCI.
nessak130467
Wednesday, Mar 07 2018
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I scored five points higher than my December score! I did a crash course of the curriculum starting January and improved that much in 6 weeks! Not advisable but proof that the curriculum works. THANK YOU 7 Sage and the 7 Sage community! I couldn't have done it without you!
CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!!
@ said:
I'm normally at a steely 43 bpm. right now I'm cruising at around 90
For real! I’m not into all this score release date drama. My heart can’t take it.
I’m in FL and haven’t heard anything yet.
nessak130467
Wednesday, Mar 07 2018
@ said:
Just got an email from LSAC as a reminder to complete the survey that I already did. My hopes got so high when I saw LSAC emailing me!! :(
@ said:
you guys i got my target score. 2 points higher. HOLY SHIT
Congratulations!!!! Good for you!
Well, the time has come again for us to put our skills to the test. If you're looking for some motivation to get you through game day, remember your goals and why you decided to take this step towards becoming a lawyer in the first place:
Maybe you wanna do it for the people,
....for the money
.....or because you just have major career goals
Regardless of your reasons, keep your confidence up and believe that the work you put in will pay off.
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nessak130467
Thursday, Apr 05 2018
Hi! Just be sure to briefly make the link between his verbal harassment of you, the actions you took to resolve it, and what the school did as crystal clear as possible. Note where on your transcript the incident directly impacted your grades. Otherwise, yeah end on a positive note about your improved gpa and skills gained that will help you in law school.
*Because there are too many September study groups in GTM and I don't want to mix them up, this group will now be known as the That's So Ravenclaw SG. I know a lot of us are fans of the Harry Potter series. In our LSAT prep (and our career aspirations in general) it would help to aspire to obtain the qualities of this house, such as cultivating a lifelong love of learning.
Regarding the "That's so Raven" part. Generally, it could also help to take some risks (calculated risks haha) and be bold like:
PT 63 w/experimental LR fr PT40 (1st LR section) Sunday, July 9th 12PM ET
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Some Mr. Rogers motivation. Hopefully the answer to this is something about LSAT experience and insight
PT 71 RC on Tuesday August 8th at 7PM EST
Experimental LR from PT 41 (2nd LR section)
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nessak130467
Thursday, May 03 2018
Don’t forget to get enough sleep! If you aren’t getting enough rest it can really sink all your efforts.
Join us as we continue Wednesday's session and jump into the LR sections from PT 65
Saturday, March 4th at 5PM ET: PT 65
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Monday, Apr 02 2018
Haha thanks for the great news
We're almost a month away from the June LSAT! Take this time to assess your performance in order to more realistically estimate how you would do on the June test. This will help cut down on frantically looking for silver bullets later on like
PT 77 Review on Saturday, May 6th at 5PM ET
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nessak130467
Thursday, Mar 01 2018
Hmm I’m not sure “yet” functions much differently than “although” in this stimulus. The only crucial difference I see is that “yet” indicates a stipulation/concession of a continuous nature—meaning it’s connected to an idea that precedes it (example “but”). I think it could help to note that both of those sentences start off with a stipulation, but I don’t think we must dig in on those words much more than that to get to the MP. I hope that helps!
nessak130467
Thursday, Mar 01 2018
Yeah you have to force yourself to go through the process of why you are saying a certain answer is the right one. Also go about finding out exactly why the other ACs are wrong.
nessak130467
Thursday, Mar 01 2018
I agree, you should definitely take a PT to see where you are at. It would suck to find out you wasted time working on concepts you are pretty solid on and not addressing your biggest weaknesses. If you know for sure there are concepts or question types you are shaky on, it wouldn’t hurt to assess your approach to the stimulus and ACs and then drill a few questions. If there isn’t anything that stands out though or you aren’t sure if you have such issues then take an early PT. I hope your prep it goes well!
nessak130467
Thursday, Mar 01 2018
Glad you’re here! You’re definitely among like company—bombing the LSAT after PS not being a great fit. You really shouldn’t be too hard on yourself. It’s awesome you got to165 already, while working, and keeping two other human beings alive...some of us can barely do that for ourselves haha. You can definitely get there!
nessak130467
Thursday, Mar 01 2018
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Up too, but it's like 10:30 pm on a Wednesday here (West Coast, Best Coast).
Lolllll so that’s just like normal human hours. I was wondering when the BP names were gonna start. Nice username.
nessak130467
Thursday, Mar 01 2018
So thought I’d check the forums quickly before bed LOL...famous last mistake. Now I’m fully awake thinking about it.
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@ thanks, definitely! I have some strong academic experience on the analytical/theoretical side of things, so I definitely want to stress all of that in my application. When you say people were curious about your theatre degree, do you mean during admissions interviews?
:) you’re welcome! Yeah, so in a couple interviews I was asked to talk about it and I explained how and why studying theatre is an intellectual interest of mine. It helped that I had a senior symposium performance (that tied in both of my majors) that I referenced. I imagine a thesis or capstone performance could serve the same purpose. It looks like you know why you studied what you did, so it sounds like you’ll be fine regarding your music major.