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can't wait!!! if you don't mind, when are u planning to complete the whole curriculum?? hopefully, I can get ready before i start my program next Fall! : )
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thank you so much!
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@lord_farquaad said: No worries, happy to help. Sent the notes to everyone who asked. Would it be possible for me to receive the file as well? I really appreciate it! : )))
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It will not give you disadvantage. Your application is "sent," but not "complete." Your application is complete when your LSAT score is in. If anything, it's actually better to send yoru app early w/o LSAT, because your app is more likely to be revi…
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LSAC GPA is only calculates the grades you earned until your first BA/BS. If you have received post-BA/BS grades, it will not be calculated for LSAC GPA.
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@shen24r congrats on your 170 score! That's a great score! one quick question: did you study any PTs in 70s or 80s? Thanks : )
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@akistotle Thank you for your explanation! : )
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@akistotle Thank you for your reply! I thought that both USA and International exam will use the exactly same format so the original PT 85 would not be available until all Int. students take the Oct. exam. But I guess now that maybe Int. use the di…
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Congratulations!! How many RC set (as in 4 passage = 1 set) did you normally practice a day? Also, what PT range (e.g., 40s, 70s, etc) have you done?? Thanks in advance : )
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@"Leah M B" Hi Leah! Thank you for your comments. You mentioned that "most schools will be ok with reviewing with current score and not hold off on reviewing. Would you mind if you could share which schools were OK with that? Thank you so much! : )
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I think PT 1 to 16 or so have more weird types of flaws and stimulus. As paulmv.benthem said, the later PTs are more straightforward. Early PTs not necessarily harder, but just different styles than the modern ones.
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Barack Obama. No further explanation is needed : )
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I'm planning to take LSAT @ Southwestern this coming November. So far, I've heard that the desk is large enough to comfortably take the exam and the classroom size is well-balanced (up to 20 to 25 people max). I think it is probably the best test ce…
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I found this story to be very inspiring: https://7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/14362/from-158-to-174-in-4-months-sharing-my-2-cents-and-some-methods-that-worked-for-me
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10 pints difference is huge. I personally would delay and take the exam in October. According to the LSAC, the score release will be on Oct. 31st, which is still considered "early" in cycle if you are worried about the submission timing. Prepare wel…
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Congratulations!! Go Eagles!!
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@jkatz1488 Thank you very much for your detailed comments! It was very helpful! : )
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For your future reference, the last LSAT exam in 2018 will be offered on November 17 (not December).
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Congrats @learningphile That's amazing score and you earned it!!! Did you take the Dec. exam? When did you submit your application? (and completed?)
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@Alex Hi Alex! Thank you very much for your insightful advice! One quick question: if you have no prior finance experience before Law school, but would like to make a transition into finance industry(i.g., IB/PE in-house) after working few years fro…
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Thanks for positing this very helpful post. What was your initial RC score range when you first started LSAT? Did you do any specific drils to improve RC? Thanks : )
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I'm very concerned about this. Assuming the COA for law school in big city is about $90k a year, is it seems to me that it is very challenging to get extra funding from a priviate source for those whithout co-signer or parents' helps) For example, …
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I know you are applying this cycle, but I thought it might be worth reading the story just in case you are also considering to re-apply. http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=284629 Best wishes!
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You are my hero! Congrats and you earned it! : ) I can't imagine what it would be like studying lsat while in pregnant. I hope you will have the best cycle!!! One quick question: besides re-doing pt 36-51, what other PT have you done? did you do…
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@"Habeas Porpoise" Thank you for this RC review template! very helpful : )
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Here's new blog posting from Spivey: http://blog.spiveyconsulting.com/calm/ Summary from the article: "I think the end result will be increases are more toward "bit more" than "substantially more." Thus, it will likely be a bit more competitive a…
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From what i've heard, it's all about strategy to maintain their ranking or yield protection. Columbia tries to attract high lsat + meh gpa type applicants to maintain their ranking, while Chicago, their peer school in terms of ranking, tries to attr…
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I finally decided to delay the cycle to take 2018 June exam. Please count me in : ) Thanks in advance!
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It depends. Personally, I think the key goal of the CC game section is to help you master the certain kinds of games(e.g., you learn the core of in-out game and then exclusively practice that type till you get comfortable about the level 5 difficult…
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@10000019 @uhinberg Great info! Thank you all!