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Hans Zimmer
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Thank you everyone! This is surreal.
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@pappasm91 You got this.
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Congrats!!
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@A.Bilenkey good job! That’s damn impressive! Glad you enjoyed my comments and yes us Canadians have to stick together! Maybe I’ll see you around in law school
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@"Law and Yoda" Thank you! Your wisdom on here certainly helped! @masi thank you!!
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@Christopherr thank you bro!
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@VerdantZephyr Thank you for the breakdown! I'm going to get back at it tomorrow.
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@VerdantZephyr Thank you! Great response @cpeaks13 thank you as well! I did mostly flex PTs. I think this was a mistake because it may have lowered my stamina, which seemed to be my problem on test day. I everything into that LG section because…
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Are you sure you didn't do well? I think we're poor at estimating how we actually did on these tests. I don't think I did well on the Nov FLEX either but at the same time I wouldn't be shocked if I did better than I thought. Cancelling gives you …
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Guys I just landed a full-time position and this situation has just escalated very quickly... I am actually shocked as this position looks to be very good for me. Ughhhh this has just gotten so much harder.
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@cpeaks13 Are you American? In Canada there is category you can apply to if you have faced extenuating circumstances in your life that impacted your studies, such as illness.
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@VerdantZephyr Thanks for the response! Over here 160 is the golden standard for admission. I could probably get in somewhere with just a few point increase though. I have definitely built this test up a lot in my mind and that could very well be…
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@"Law and Yoda" Thank you for sharing your experience with this. I've been at this mostly full-time for about 6 months so part of me just wants to be done with it all. If I can muster the motivation then sticking to full-time study would be best …
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I like the BLE. BIG LSAT ENERGY!!
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I think the best advice I can give here is to drill the fundamentals. It was painstaking, but taking the time to thoroughly understand the content of the CC and doing the drills over and over is what has helped me. Also, for people like us who lack…
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@ObjectionQuarantined So, if your friend was working their ass off trying their hardest to achieve their goal, you wouldn't give them any encouragement? Lots of people, hell maybe most people don't go after their dreams. Lighten up.
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Thank you both!! and @canihazJD it's about $300 Canadian dollars. That conversion rate hurts lol
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@noonawoon thank you! It is a skills based test...so hopefully I can just do enough to keep sharp. Isolation from friends helped a lot early on but one can only live like that for so long.
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Hey we're in a similar boat! I'm also writing in November and would love to just be done with this. Here's the thing though, we have to dig deeper here. ****We did not**** spend all this time studying in vain. We didn't make all these sacrificies t…
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Do something you enjoy and take your mind off it. A few days aren't going to make or break you whatsoever my friend!
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I made big gains in LR by doing what may seem like an insane BR process. I redo every question from a section during BR and I try to articulate to myself why right acs are right, and why wrong acs are wrong. Regarding skipping, I looked at which qu…
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@snellla This is a great point that I somehow hadn't considered. I've been mostly doing older games... damn. I knew the ones on the flex just felt a bit "weird". I'm going to seriously increass my exposure to the newer games over the coming weeks. …
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@reaganmcd @hopefulling Thank you both for the responses! @noonawoon I am thinking that you're right, in that starting to read the PS bible while planning to retake soon is inefficient. I do really like J.Y's set ups, and I just scored a -5 on a s…
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158 is awesome! Congrats!
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I hope that your family struggles resolve, that's an incredibly rough situation and of course the LSAT would naturally take a back seat. I've got this to say however: I would start studying. Even a little bit just to get a feel for where you're at …
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@reaganmcd Did you find it difficult/confusing having two different approaches in mind? I'm worried about ending up with two approaches amalgamating in my head and being worse off.
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You're pretty competitive as is everywhere with the exception of Osgoode, U of T, UBC, McGill. Basically the "elite" schools. I would be very surprised if you didn't get in anywhere with a 4.0 and a 157. Your GPA is enough to essentially bring you …
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If it makes you feel better I started with the same diagnostic, studied about 600 hours over 5 months and got a nice crisp 154. 159 is a great score. I'd sell my left arm for a 159. Cheer up.
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@Climb_to_170 I sat for August (probably a mistake I did not feel all that ready) but I'm sitting for November most likely! and thank you I will definitely let you know
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@Climb_to_170 this is a beautiful comment so thank you for that. I can relate so much to the self doubt vis à vis the comparison with friends' high dianostics. Congrats on your progress I'm going to keep doing what I've been doing no doubt. Mayb…