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@david.busis @"Dillon A. Wright" Will there be a recording of this webinar that gets posted?
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If I have time I will check to see how confident I am in all the answers if I get four in a row that are the same. I found it rare that they did four in a row (although it does exist) and I would often find if there was one I was wishy washy on that…
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YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Fair enough. Happy wife, happy life. I'm not sure what you mean by ask for information but in general I would not go against the explicitly expressed wishes of your future wife (or she may not be your future wife). Hopefully you will be able to find…
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I cannot tell you how frustrating it is to have a non-disclosed test. Since you moved to the June test you will be able to see everything from the test and you would have been able to see NOTHING! from the February one. That alone makes it worth it.…
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I studied 15-20 hours a week while working full time and didn't burn out at all. That may have been because I LOVED learning about the LSAT and improving my skills as I went through the core curriculum. You may be different in where your point of di…
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Take you time to process and eventually you will get over the what could have beens and be ready to move forward with whatever reality awaits. I have been struggling with my disappointing LSAT scores from Sept. and Dec. but it gets a little better e…
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I would advise you to ask and not just tell him your plans. It provides an olive branch toward the future and shows respect. Of course you will still ask even if he decides to say he does not approve but that is on him. Doing your part to offer brid…
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@jennilynn89 Hope to see you in 1L. You are awesome!
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7sage is the best!
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Great job @TheLoftGuy . Congrats!
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@ksthan92 I feel for you. Keep your head up and know that adversity sucks while you are in it but is often the best when looked back on years from now.
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Amen brother. There are others of us who are 33 and will be 34 when starting law school (hopefully). Your thoughts are appreciated. God bless!
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@anthonycaramanica The one thing I hate about threads is that tone is lost or easily misinterpreted. I was just trying to be goofy and it came off wrong. I am nothing but supportive of you brother! I hope you absolutely get a 180.
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Just wanted to say thanks for all your wonderful help on 7sage. You are awesome!
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@anthonycaramanica Why not shoot for a 182? Why limit yourself? Every sports movie ever says to give 110% - be inspired!
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I would keep but none of this is useful advice in terms of "predicting" an outcome. All is unknown. Pray about it.
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They are different but not necessarily more difficult. There are still definitely psuedo similar games throughout the old PTs. You just need to be thorough with exhausting old games as be VERY good with the "usual" games so you have maximum time on …
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Aim for June. You do not want to do a non-disclosed test. Plus you want to make sure your skills are ready and not rushed.
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I wish there was a way to know what is and is not legal. It seems like so much is based on guessing and rumor. There are so many students who want to study in a legit fashion but would obviously prefer to do it in a convenient fashion (i.e. not hunt…
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Definitely don't count on transferring. It may happen but it may not. Just get in where you want to go.
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Oh to be able to have options. Stupid non-disclosed testing ferrmmnnn trgnnnn schmrgnnn phtttttttt!
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Thanks @twssmith !
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LSAC is not the most user friendly entity. They do some things amazing well but other things could certainly be improved.
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What is URM?
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I think it has some application but to me it should be done "unscored" which means you should put ZERO and possibly negative stock in your score outcome. It also has some drawbacks if you start to lose your ability/skills in responding to fresh mate…
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It is a lot of little stuff. Use the 7sage memory method. Practice over and over and over. Utilize a solid skipping strategy.
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Dan the man
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Some of these programs are persistent. Especially ones from the state of FL.
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We're here for you. Hope it comes to you in the night!