@evelynaguirre123488 : Yes! Sent you a pm!

@kimmelsara198: Yes, I would love another set of eyes. Will pm to ask for your email.

Thank you!!

Hi All, if anyone wants to swap statements, feel free to PM me! :)

I think you're actually obligated to include it. It may seem somewhat innocuous now, but an omission like that could raise unnecessary C&F questions from down the line. Applying to law school isn't the same as applying to a job, they generally expect you to be transparent and include everything.

Also, when you're filling out your law school applications, they ask you for your start and end dates for each position. A recent end date will be obvious and noticeable. I actually think it's more of a "pro" than a "con" to include it. How many startup CEOs apply to law school every year? It'll make you stand out. Just make sure you explain your story in your personal statement, i.e. how going to law school ties into your plans for running your start up.

Supposed to start at noon. Bc of connectivity/webcam issues didn’t get to start until around 2:30pm. Longest day ever. I got interrupted twice in the middle of the exam Bc my webcam apparently wasn’t showing video. I had an external one connected via USB. No issues when I did the equipment check. Sighs. Anyway I had a law-related passage, Mexican murals, water usage, and birds for my RC. LR included like 4 disag type qs and one on politicians dodging qs. Games included the one about grants/parks/roads.

Afraid that I messed up on one of the earlier games Bc I hadn’t accounted that the rule could be diagrammed two different ways. Hoping I got most of the LG points though. Messed up on LR for sure. Felt I was stuck b/w 2 answers for like 5-6 qs. I think this was just bc I hadn’t practiced enough of the tougher LR qs. RC was average/ ok to me. Although that last passage about birds got me F’d up Bc I literally didn’t know the meaning of a crucial word in the passage. It wasn’t until I was reading over some of the qs/answer choices that I could finally figure out the meaning. Middle of the passage was still confusing though.

Anyway. Good luck everyone. Maybe I’ll sign up for June, maybe I won’t. We shall see.

Interested!

You can submit even if if your LORs haven't been uploaded yet. I previously called LSAC about this. You can assign the LOR/recommender to a school; then hit submit. Your application will be marked incomplete with the school, but once the letter is uploaded, LSAC will send it over.

Interested!

Interested!

Personally, I condensed everything onto a single page and just separated with headers (unless the application asked us to upload separate statements for different questions/sections).

This amazing progress. All the best to you. Congrats!!

^Agreed. Working with Dave for logic games was the biggest game changer for me (no pun intended). He really knows how to break down and methodically approach games/questions in a way that's super easy to understand and replicate. I went from being super anxious about logic games to feeling very comfortable completing any game (this obviously also took a ton of practice outside of tutoring, but so worth it).

7sage has an approved list of tutors on here btw:

https://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/4760/7sages-approved-tutors/p1

I’m interested. Thank you!!

You’re welcome!!

Blueprint came out with a score converter today for the Flex.

They made an announcement on Reddit: https://blog.blueprintprep.com/lsat/calculate-your-lsat-flex-score/

Where exactly would you want to work with a concentration in environmental law? Private firm, government...? I would look at how well the school can place you where you think you'd might like to work. Does the school have relationships with certain organizations? How successful have these school's graduates been in getting jobs in this field?

You might want to reach out and talk to current students/alumni about their experiences with the job placement process as well. They might be able shed insight on what employers value most when hiring entry level attorneys.

If there haven't been any updates since then, I would send a polite and respectful follow-up email, inquiring about the status of your application. Reiterate your interest and ask about their anticipated timeline for a decision (if any). Or if you feel comfortable, maybe just give them a phone call.

You're the real MIKE ROSS! You don't have to fake your Harvard diploma now! LOL!

I'm also willing to take a look, if you need another pair of eyes on it.

It really depends on the school, some of them have deadlines all the way in August. I would call and confirm with the specific schools you’re interested in.

It’s not allowed with you in the testing room, even if it’s turned off. If you get caught with it, you’ll get asked to leave and that dismissal shows up on your record. At one of my testing centers (downtown nyc) they made us empty out our pockets while waiting in line and thoroughly checked our plastic bags. Guess it depends on how strictly your center follows the rules, but I wouldn’t risk it.

Interested in swapping! Sent you a message

Awesome. Will do!

Awesome! Sent you a message.