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workmurr383
Thursday, Sep 28 2017

I think as long as it's authentic, it's good. Can you encompass all with the kittens that you wanted to with the family stuff?

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Wednesday, Sep 27 2017

@ I think you and I are kindred LSAT spirits.

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workmurr383
Wednesday, Sep 27 2017

It's definitely useful if you want to approach studying by game type as well.

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workmurr383
Friday, Jul 22 2016

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https://www.kaptest.com/lsat/enroll?zip=online&tab=events

I'm no @ , but this is what I found.

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Friday, Aug 19 2016

I don't know if this is terrible advice, but if you have the opportunity, I'd stop by one of the information session nights that UCONN law hosts. I went to one a couple of years back when I was pondering the thought of law school... and the admissions counselor was very forthcoming (and friendly) of what would be realistic for my application and others in the info session. (This was of course after the formal part of the session was over.)

But a 165 seems reasonable. :) Good luck!

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workmurr383
Friday, Aug 19 2016

Thank you @ !

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Thursday, Aug 18 2016

workmurr383

Confused about LOR

Hello! After reading through many topics about LORs, I was hoping that someone could help/offer me your opinions.

I am 4 years out of university and I have one letter in the LSAC system from a professor. I had planned on getting a second letter from another professor that I had worked closely with (2 classes + 2 independent studies), however, due to some health issues and oversight from him... I don't feel comfortable asking him for the letter for a third time. (I had asked him twice, followed up each time, but his response to any request for the LOR is to ignore... if I email him about anything else, life updates, etc. he's all ears.)

Therefore, is it okay just to have one letter from a professor whose class was negligible to my credit hours?

Also, is there a specific type of class/professor I should be looking to get a letter of rec from? (I went to an engineering school, so I figure I should be looking towards the humanities professors.)

Side note, after working at a fortune 500 company for a bit, I moved back to my home state to work for the 'family business'. Is it in poor form for me to get a letter of rec from a colleague (unrelated to me in any form; we have a great working relationship/have worked on many projects together)?

Apologies in advance for how awkwardly worded this is... but thank you for any insight!

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workmurr383
Thursday, Aug 18 2016

I don't know if this advice is warranted, but if GPA is a concern, you could always take classes at the local CC over the summer to help boost your GPA? (I know that I wish I would have known that CC courses counted towards the LSAC GPA during undergrad...)

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workmurr383
Wednesday, Aug 17 2016

I'm away until September 4th with limited internet access and timezone issues; but if I have internet this Sunday, I'm in. Thank you so much @ for setting this up!

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workmurr383
Thursday, Sep 15 2016

Thank you @.busis for your insight. I'm going to scour my transcript and college memories to see which professor could hopefully still write me a relatively strong rec. If not, we'll see.

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workmurr383
Wednesday, Feb 11 2015

Could I join as well?

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Thursday, Aug 04 2016

I'm interested as well? Initially planned on taking the September LSAT, but it's now looking like December for me too.

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