Holy cow my anxiety is peaking! Are they all waiting to reject me in one fell swoop? I know I'm just being impatient, but still! Anyone else still waiting on a bunch of schools to get back to them? lol

My boss wrote me a good letter of rec for law School and her birthday is coming up on Tuesday. I have a few books I think she may enjoy. Since she’s my current boss, would a book (or any gift past a card) be inapparoriate to give? I sent her a thank you card for the letter but she also gave me a huge (monetary wise) gift for Christmas and of course wrote my law school letter. She’s only been my boss for 1.5 years at this point. The book I’m thinking of giving her is technology related (close to her field)

I have just receieved a full tuition offer from a law school ranked outside of the top 100 nationally however this school is well regarded in its region and is relatively close to where I live. Any advice would be much appreciated.

Hello!! I have over a year to study and try to reach my ideal score. I have the LSAT Trainer but haven’t started. I’d like to try 7sage. Would you recommend the Starter for basics and then upgrade as needed or read through the Trainer first?

My concern is I can only afford the Starter right now, so if it would make sense to wait I can do that as well.

Thank you in advance!!

I'll start:

https://i.imgur.com/68mKSlH.jpg

That's from two storms over the course of three days. There was no snow on the ground five days ago.

So, what does it look like where you live?

:D

When folks on this forum reference their progress through the CC, does this generally include the full range of problem sets"

I ask because my method thus far has been to only complete 1-3 of these sets for each section, in order to preserve some of these for later drilling. Furthermore, I'm wondering your thoughts on how important it would be to complete the FULL CC (including all the problem sets) before begining to PT?

Again my whole reasoning for saving the problem sets was to preserve them after I discover my weaknesses via PT'ing.

Thanks!

Can anyone giveme a hand with this question?

PREMISE:

Studies suggest that no matter what type of short term therapy one receives one will have a similar amount of improvement

CONCLUSION:

Therefore, it must be that all these therapies share a common factor that is responsible for this improvement

To me the argument sucks but i cant pinpoint the exact problem.

Thanks

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I just spent more than an hour studying and trying to understand the passage about riddled basins. I think i got it but what was LSAC thinking when they allowed this to be published. It is such an intricate passage and the questions ask for an actual understanding of what riddled basins are, not just testing our ability to understand reasoning structure

I've been studying for a really long time. I assume I'm burnt out because things that are "easy" are becoming really really really hard. I cannot focus and I get furious when I'm done drilling a section. I'm missing way more questions in LR than I have in REALLY long time. Frankly, I'm fucking mad at this test right now and I know that feeling that way isn't helping. I want to take a break, but I don't know what to do during the break and it's making me anxious. Should I just take a break from LR and work on games or RC. Should I work on like law school essays or something? My schedule is such that I work part-time as tutor M-Th 3-7pm and I don't like the idea of just being lazy and waking up late and waiting for work to start. What do I do? How long of a break should I take? Please save me from myself lol

Hi everyone,

I've started fool proofing the logic games. But I'm curious to know: how many games do you tend to FP at a time? Obviously, I can only drill a game a few times a day to not just straight up memorize it.

What are your approaches? Do you go through only 5 games at a time before moving on to a new batch? Or 10 games? More? Do you visit the old games after you've fool proofed them? I'm struggling to find a good way to rotate through without worrying that I'm taking on either too many or not enough at time. (I have the LG bundle)

What was your method and what do you suggest? Your advice is greatly appreciated!

Thanks,

J

Would it be possible if we could delete past posts and comments?

http://awealthofcommonsense.com/2018/03/making-it-look-easy-is-hard-work/

Interesting article about how successful comedians perfect their craft...all I could think while reading the article was how similar it is to effective LSAT preparation.

http://blog.spiveyconsulting.com/2019-usnwr-rankings/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

Irvine please respond to me! Lol

Is there any way to aggregate and then print questions from different preptests on a single document? I'd really like to create a workbook of questions I get wrong for use at a later date but am not sure how to organize those questions.

Thanks

Why is the answer C instead of E?

According to my game board set up (and JY's set up) both C and E would work just fine because W gets to trade off with V, and that makes both HW and YW possible.

Can anyone please shed some light on this question for me? I am just super confused with it now.

Here's the link to the video: https://classic.7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-19-section-1-game-3/

Thanks!

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Has anyone ever been in the initial review completed- no decision made situation ? It also states that the decision will be made later in cycle. This confuses and frustrates me, since it's my top choice school.

Quick question: what's the difference? Also do you address a director as "dean" like if someone's title is "Assistant Director of Admissions Barney Purple" Do you say "Dean Purple"?

I can't seem to find the document that has the list of the logic words such as: only if as Group 2 introducing N.C.

Does anyone know where I can find it?

I see this categorization thrown around a lot. Is the point that there is a large quality drop off after the top 14? Or that the schools in the top 14 tend to be consistent over time?

Exactly what the title says

So, I'm pretty set on UCI unless Berkeley and/or Vanderbilt gets back to me before April. I was going to do the Larry Law Law KTCOOLS course over the summer, but the website specifically states that they don't recommend law school prep courses.

http://www.law.uci.edu/orientation/pre-orientation.html

What do you guys think? Still do it or follow what they specifically recommend?

Thanks :)

Finding a job as an actress on Broadway after the Wall Street Crash of 1929:

https://imgur.com/zKMfNHt

I noticed my Michigan law application didn’t have my extra par of extracurriculars and activities so I sent in an addendum as instructed over the phone by the admissions office. THEN I noticed that my attachment was incorrect so I sent another one out in a panic, saying here’s the correct PDF- my apologies.

I feel so stupid! Am I screwed? I know I sound crazy right now

For all those taking in July - registration is now live. Good luck getting a coveted test center!

https://www.lsac.org/docs/default-source/jd-docs/testdateweb.pdf

Does anyone know which of these tests will be non-disclosed/ disclosed?

September 8, 2018 (Sat)

November 17, 2018 (Sat)

January 26, 2019 (Sat)

March 30, 2019 (Sat)

June 3, 2019 (Mon)

July 29, 2019 (Mon)

I'm guessing the September 2018 and June 2019 tests will stay disclosed.

I think the March 2019 test (as a substitute for February?) and July 2019 test (assuming the July 2018 test is indicative of this) will be non-disclosed.

I'm mostly concerned about the November 2018 and January 2019 Tests.

Assumptions are welcome (if necessary). lol...

Thanks :)