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Cravath170
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If securities law or general finance interests you, then I implore you to read Black Edge by Sheelah Kolhatkar. It's all about SAC Capital Advisors and Steven Cohen -- Sooo good!
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Call LSAC and ask them to cancel it
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I had the same thing happen to me. I called LSAC immediately after I completed the test and told them to cancel. I then retook the test with a new prompt and everything worked out!
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Ask yourself why you're taking this exam. I do it to give my future family and friends a better life. That's all the motivation I will ever need
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You can take it anytime you want. You just have to download an application that records you while taking the exam.
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Not ready -----> Don't take the LSAT
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It is the closest, but it is by no means "exactly" like the real test.
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@Flavious - that rule is incredibly confusing! The Priest can only sit immediately before one person, so I suppose the best interpretation of the rule would be what you wrote. However, this is such a weirdly worded rule that I am not 100% sure
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Just finished: LG, LR, RC LG was pretty average and is like PTs from the 80s (not too hard, not too easy). LR was also average. There were definitely a few challenging questions, though. RC is going to make or break me. The two hardest passages w…
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Does anyone know if the RC passages described in this feed are the same for ALL February LSAT-FLEXs? #help
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I also had trouble with this. When I fully shutdown my computer and restarted it the RAM was down to 70%. But an hour later it was back up to 98%. I just plan on fully shutting down my computer right before I take the exam. Hopefully that works!
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Very interested -- thank you so much!
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Interested!