Scored a 165. I can tutor whoever is scoring below that for LG and LR. Send me an inbox message if interested.
(2-3 spots left for free tutoring)
Scored a 165. I can tutor whoever is scoring below that for LG and LR. Send me an inbox message if interested.
(2-3 spots left for free tutoring)
Has anyone applied early decision to their first choice law school and received an email from the dean of admission? I'm wondering if this is a good sign. If anyone has an experience like this please please let me know.
Has anyone taken the May LSAT-Flex on a Surface Go tablet/ laptop. I just want to see how your experience was. I am a bit anxious as when I test my camera on the proctor U site, the camera freezes a bit. I want to know if this is normal or if I should think of using a different laptop.
Thanks in advance for your feedback.
Hi all,
I’m scoring in the low 160’s and have 2 spots open for those who are interested in receiving tutoring and are scoring below that. Send me a message if interested.
Hi all,
I’m currently scoring in low160’s. I can tutor whoever is scoring below that. Send me an inbox message if interested.
I'm Looking for a study buddy to study for the June 2020 LSAT. Ideally, like to meet up one a week or every other week. Anyone interested please message me!
I’m getting rid of practice exams and books that I had purchased. Message me for more details.
Hi all,
Is only 1 bottle allowed at the test center? Or can you take 2. I’d like to take a small bottle with coffee and a small bottle with water. Can I do that?
I’m taking the exam tomorrow. If anyone could let me know, than would be great.
Hi all,
It would be great if you guys could give me tips or ideas on what to study before the exam on the 13th. I am super anxious and not sure what to focus on. Anything any of you did to feel more comfortable or skills that needed reviewing would be great.
Thanks!
@skhan012018154 said:
Hi, I actually just finished writing my own Diversity statement. If you'd like to swap for feedback, let me know. :)
Yes! That would be great. Shoot me your email!
I sense that the topic of my diversity statement might be somewhat unique and controversial. I like to gain some of your feedbacks. It would be great if someone who has already gone through the process of applications could take a look at it.
Thanks in advance!
If anyone is available to tutor RC and LR please message me. I can do video call/ in person meeting (I live in Tarzana, CA)
Thank you!!
Thank you all for your comments and advice. The other factor I did not mention is that I am a first-generation college graduate and my education has always been very Important for my mom. She has stage 4 cancer so just looking at the statistics makes me want to rush to finish so I she gets to see me become a lawyer before (god forbid) something happens to her...
As all of you mentioned, I need to prioritize my family and I will. But it’s so difficult to know what the right thing for me to do is. If I need to end up choosing a local school, then delaying another year will not really change much.
So the last 10 days of my life has been a nightmare. My mom was diagnosed with cancer and I spent the last 6 days in the hospital 24/7. My parents don’t speak English so they rely on me for all communications.
I was planning on taking the LSAT on October. But each day, there’s a new task I need to take care of/ besides getting less than 4 hrs of sleep per night.
I’m super drained but at the same time stressed because I graduated June 2018 and am planning to apply this year. I feel like if I postpone for another year, life will happen and I’m fearful of losing motivation/ not getting there.
My score isn’t one I’m proud of. The latest exam I had around a 158. But with everything going on in my life right now, I have been unable to concentrate or focus. I doubt I could push for a higher one til October.
So, my question is: do you guys think I should apply and hope for the best? Hope that an LSAT score addendum would allow for me to explain my current situation or is it best to delay another year?
I pretty much have everything else such as PS, DS, why statements, transcript, resume ready.
As a side note, I had a full time job during the past year + a part-time job + taking care of my parents here and there.
4 months ago I quit my full time to have more time to study and that’s when I was actually able to improve.
What are the drawbacks/ benefits of each scenario?
Anything you guys think or have experienced with would be greatly appreciated!
Hi!
Thanks for messaging. Where are you in your LSAT studies and how are you scoring?