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sorooshianh185
Tuesday, May 28 2019

@amymaysanderson866 said:

Congratulations!! Your post makes me wish I got the consulting package haha, what a great review. See you at UCI :)

You are going to UCI too?!

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sorooshianh185
Tuesday, May 28 2019

@prettyvictorious276 said:

Hi Ham!!!! I am SOOOO excited for you. UCI is lucky to have you. Please keep me updated. I'm deposited at Notre Dame after negotiating and re-negotiating my scholarship. I had no idea that was a thing you could do, but I felt like a badass negotiator. Still riding out a couple of waitlists, so who knows? I'm also deferring a year, so I will be cheering you on from the sidelines!

OMG HI!!! Ahhh we have come such a long way!! I'm so proud of you:') Sounds like you had a lot of success in your admissions which you totally deserve (3(/p)

I felt the exact same way negotiating my scholarship hahaha I feel like I can ask for anything from anyone at this point. First step to becoming a lawyer!

Best of luck! Keep in touch! Have a great summer! (I feel like I just signed your 8th grade yearbook, and I'm here for it.)

Love the 8th grade yearbook vibe. Hopefully one day you can sign my law school yearbook hehe. Good luck with everything!!!

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sorooshianh185
Tuesday, May 21 2019

@ctsoucalas903 said:

Congrats, and see you at UC Irvine!

YAY!! See you there!!

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sorooshianh185
Tuesday, May 21 2019

Thank you all!!! Good luck to everyone :)

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Hi everyone! My name is Hamaseh and I was a 7sage student and also purchased the Comprehensive Consulting admissions package. I am here to give you an honest review of my experience.

First off, I am heading to UC Irvine in the fall (cries from excitement). UC Irvine was a target-reach school. I was accepted to all my target-reach schools with super generous scholarships (expect Irvine). Irvine was the only school that did not offer me a hefty scholarship. After multiple asks, and David and Margaret's guidance, I successfully matched my scholarship. I was denied from one reach school and I am waitlisted to the other. I found a lot of success in my admissions. I was a splitter (low GPA, fine LSAT), I sincerely attribute my success to my essays. I had no interest in attending based on ranking and did not apply for any of the T10s. My goal from the outset was to get a great scholarship from a great school. I was able to reach this goal because I purchased this package. Here is why:

My 7sage advisors were Margaret and David.

Admissions - I worked mostly with Margaret during this phase. We had a Skype brainstorming session for each essay. She held the space for me while I idea dumped, both on paper and on Skype. We talked about our favorite ideas and once the subject matter for the essay was chosen, she gave me prompts and through many drafts, we finally created a stellar essay. This part of the package was worth every penny for me. I know this is the reason I was admitted to most of the schools because my essays were fantastic. None of it was made up and the writing was captivating. I still always re-read them. The creation of these essays was the most valuable part of the package for me.

If you are not a great writer (like me), hesitate finding value in your ideas, or have no idea where to start, this package is worth it. Margaret does a lot of prompting and grammatical/structural edits. If you are looking for someone to write your essays, definitely look elsewhere.

Post-Admissions (communication with advisors, scholarship renegotiation, LOCIs) - I worked with David a lot after I had been admitted. We talked in depth a couple times about strategy regarding scholarship negotiations and LOCIs. I had a lot of anxiety around the subject of scholarship negotiations. David set my expectations straight but also gave me a lot of encouragement to get on the phone or send an email regarding the same. He oversaw my LOCIs and emails requesting scholarships and also helped me figure out my strategy for negotiations. I think the work I did with David was very specific to my situation (and will be specific for each person), so what I really want to say is that I think David is amazing in acting as a mentor and overseeing the process and strategy pre and post admissions.

I loved that David gave input about my communication and presentation regarding each email I sent to an admissions officer. He will not communicate with admissions officers or ask for more money for you, or prompt you to go after something out of the blue. You need to take initiative and David will help you figure out how to get to what you want. That is exactly what I was looking for.

My experience with Comprehensive Consulting was amazing. Yes, the price tag stings at first but in my opinion, it was totally worth it! I got into an amazing school and I saved tens of thousands in tuition. Highly recommend!

Best,

Ham

PS. LMK if any of you are going to Irvine and see you thereeeeeeeee!!!!

PPS. If we were in the LSAT study group together pls message me and lmk what you are up to/how you are (3(/p)

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sorooshianh185
Monday, Aug 20 2018

Please add me for November! Also can I suggest pushing it back an half hour/an hour? For PST/MST who work full time it would be awesome :smile:

Thanks for arranging this!

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sorooshianh185
Thursday, Aug 16 2018

Congrats @rochishatogare811!!!!!! Soooo happy for you, you totally deserve it :smiley:

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sorooshianh185
Tuesday, Jul 31 2018

To add to your Q - do you have to disclose dual citizenship?? @xlvovska162

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sorooshianh185
Tuesday, Jul 31 2018

@leahbeuk911 said:

If you want to do some specific research, you could try contacting admissions and/or career services at schools you want to attend and see if you could ask them questions about their graduates going abroad, and maybe they can even connect you with an alumnus that would be willing to answer questions about the process. Or just head to linkedin yourself and find alumni abroad that attended US law schools and try to connect.

Yes great idea!

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sorooshianh185
Tuesday, Jul 31 2018

@amhawks84508 said:

I think you need to go travel before you enter law school before you make a $300k mistake. If you're not feeling like practicing in other states or California, then maybe you should evaluate all your alternatives. I'm sure if you go to an elite school like UCLA, that you'd be able to get an international job in Hong Kong, but I have no idea what other hoops you have to jump through.

Lol I would never consider law school a mistake! I'm v excited to begin. Also yes, I agree but luckily I have been to or lived in the countries I have in mind so I got those bases covered thank G :)

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sorooshianh185
Tuesday, Jul 31 2018

@hiyer1902 said:

It’s hard for me to believe that many Americans who don’t speak another language actively seek out just generally to “practice outside of the US.” I think you’d need to look into a specific firm to work for that practices internationally and see which schools they recruit from and what traits they look for.

Ahh just want to say! I was thinking about a friend of friend who studied law in US and then got a job in Dubai for Huda Beauty (and he defs doesn't speak Arabic).... and then what you said just clicked. as I realized Huda Beauty - based in Emirates, sells in US.. maybe industry specific companies would be a good place to start my search. Thanks!

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sorooshianh185
Tuesday, Jul 31 2018

Wow thank you guys for the information, this is amazing. A lot to consider :)

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Hi everyone. This is a kind of specific questions but I'm wondering if anyone has knowledge about this. I'm not sure if I want to live in the US after law school. If I do, I'm staying in California but I'm slowly thinking about moving to another country for adulthood lol. Because of this (I'm really not sure one way or another) I'm not sure 1) which schools to apply to and 2) what type of law I should study to "cover my bases".

I'd like to stay in California for law school because I think it would be really beneficial to have an American degree. However if you are like no Ham, you have to go to this school because 90% get jobs outside the US I'd love to hear (even if outside California). And of course, any law schools in California besides Stanford, UCLA, USC that would be particularly good for my situation?

What type of lawyers get jobs outside US? What do they study and what are their respective fields of work? Diplomatic and non-diplomatic suggestions?

Thanks guys!

ALSO if your suggestion is for me to google please let me know what to google!! I don't know which stats I should be paying attention to for my questions.

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sorooshianh185
Thursday, Jul 12 2018

If you want q's in advance - I was going to ask in terms of %chance of getting in based on Gpa and Lsat score only (LSAC's calculator), what % is considered reach, target, and fall back?

I'll re ask at the end too :) thanks for hosting this

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sorooshianh185
Friday, Jun 29 2018

Oh jk nevermind

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sorooshianh185
Friday, Jun 29 2018

Hey do the percentiles seem a little bit off for you guys? Like a lot higher for a lot lower scores?

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sorooshianh185
Tuesday, Jun 12 2018

> @bdcaputo589 said:

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> How did your crystals work out for you?!

hahahha hopefully they did their work! I tucked one in my shirt + had my bracelet and ring I was decked out in that good crystal energy ahahha

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sorooshianh185
Tuesday, Jun 12 2018

@kdbird106 said:

I took the June 2018 lsat today and had 3 LRs... I thought 1 of the LR was hard and the RC was hard but overall felt OK about the test. Then as I was handing in my scantron, I realized I only circled up to number 21 (I believe out of 25) in my answer sheet for section 1. I panicked and I don't even know how I went through my writing sample...

I can't get over this stupid mistake and now I'm wondering if I should cancel and retake in July...I had originally planned for a retake anyway (probably in September) because I have been PT-ing in 167-172 range and I really want to get 170+.

Any advice would be great!

I had 3 LR sections too and I'm pretty sure the first one was experimental so I think you're good

This is how I figured it out: https://www.reddit.com/r/LSAT/comments/8qde22/official_june_lsat_discussion_thread/

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sorooshianh185
Tuesday, Jun 12 2018

> @bdcaputo589 said:

u da best ^^^

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sorooshianh185
Thursday, Jun 07 2018

@lindajanealang756 said:

@sorooshianh185 said:

Has anyone taken essential oils, crystals, etc into the test center? It's not prohibited but I feel like the list I'm looking at is pretty short...

Please don't take highly scented items (does this apply to essential oils?) into the test center, just out of consideration for other testers. I had to sit behind someone with some heavy cologne/perfume on during one of my attempts. It can be a huge (and suffocating) distraction.

Nah the stuff I have I can barely even smell on myself... it's just good to rub it on my wrists and hold it up to my nose to relax. No worries my fellow test takers are safe loool

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sorooshianh185
Thursday, Jun 07 2018

Has anyone taken essential oils, crystals, etc into the test center? It's not prohibited but I feel like the list I'm looking at is pretty short...

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sorooshianh185
Thursday, May 31 2018

Thanks for your responses!

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sorooshianh185
Thursday, May 31 2018

@jacquestoupin470 said:

@hbochjk116 said:

I appreciate the explanation, but what I wanted to know was whether "inverse of a positive correlation" is an appropriate terminology. @jacquestoupin470

Oh, sorry I was tired last night

You were correct. The inverse of x=y is -x = -y, so it would imply a different relationship. Positive/negative just refers to the slope (up or down), so it's fixed to the correlation.

Positive correlation = grows in same directions

negative = grows in opposite direction

So the negative slop of positive correlation could also be a decrease,decrease relationship right... which is why I called it inverse bc I don't know what else it's called.... except for a negative - positive correlation hahahah

Also from what u said (x = y is -x = -y) it seems like "inverse" is the correct term???

Irrelevant to my Q but now I'm curious

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Thursday, May 31 2018

sorooshianh185

Inverse Positive Correlation

Can you take the inverse of a positive correlation? For example:

The more cholesterol we have in our blood, the higher the risk of heart attack (increase one, increase the other)

Can I infer a decrease in cholesterol correlates to a decrease risk of heart attack?

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sorooshianh185
Thursday, May 24 2018

@jacquestoupin470 said:

I agree with @rochishatogare811 and @sorooshianh185. I just took this PT Aswell, and unfortunately choose b on the timed. I think the premise is both comparative and conditional.

Anyway my thoughts are, B weakens the argument enough that if A wasn't present, it would have been the correct answer. A is just stronger because it basically throws out their entire support.

Ya that's exactly how I justified choosing A but then I scratched it out and went for B bc I thought A was a trick hahahaha I don't know I guess some questions stick better than others. >

@jacquestoupin470 said:

Where b is like, "well you aren't sufficient, but we aren't ruling out your necessity either."

why do I not understand this reasoning SOS

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