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@briandamalagon said: I am currently in the process of Applying to Law Schools for 2021 that is! How is Law School? As hard as the LSAT? Mainly reading? what to expect? Law school is hard, but I think in a different way from the LSAT. It's a…
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Omg, current law student here. Don't do too much that will cause you to burn out before you get here. Getting to Maybe is a good choice, but it might not make sense until you're midway into the semester. Take some time off and do something you enjoy…
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You're really early in the process, did the T20 tell you to get back to them with a decision at a certain date? If not, I would maybe wait and see what you get from the other schools that are closer in rank. Last year, I was able to negotiate a FA r…
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I would suggest some interesting hobbies for that section...interesting in the sense that it adds to your character the stuff they can't get out of the other sections of your application.
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Congrats! You don't really have to do anything. Just wait for later emails. They will indicate when they want something from you.
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I've heard people say their scores went up a few points with the new digital version. It does seem to eliminate the hassle of bubbling.
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I don't think there is any advantage to applying ED to Columbia. The best possible plan for you is to retake and get a bit higher. I was on the lower 25th percentile and contemplating ED last year, but I'm glad I didn't apply ED. I also heard that t…
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I took one in Beijing last year. It was pretty good overall. The proctors are super nice and it was pretty quiet except for a small bit where there was construction outside, but I think it should be fine by now. There is a clock in the front. The ta…
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Congrats! It's always amazing to see hard work pay off! That 174 is going to open so many doors for you!!!
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Congrats!!!!! Wishing you a fantastic application cycle in the future!
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I definitely got slower on the LR sections past the 70s when I was doing test prep. I personally feel that they make the answers more vague, and sometimes I can get down to 2 contenders but will often choose the wrong one...
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I'll be 25, and looking back, I have to say that taking a few years off was the wisest choice for me. Could not handle kJD
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Aww, thanks for the shoutout!
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@Filibuster lol, thanks dude
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@Bamboosprout said: @UnicornFarts said: @Bamboosprout Ah, sorry that note was more meant for the LR and LG sections. Should have been more specific. Hope that clears things up! Ahhh, so you meant the existential and univers…
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@Bamboosprout Ah, sorry that note was more meant for the LR and LG sections. Should have been more specific. Hope that clears things up!
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@toppriority Yes, I loved my biochem years. Wouldn't trade them for another major.
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@"Leah M B" said: WOW freaking amazing!! I'm so happy for you!! And so honored for your special shout out lol. CONGRATULATIONS!!! https://media.giphy.com/media/yoJC2GnSClbPOkV0eA/giphy.gif Thank you!!!! I know you'll kick ass at Northw…
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@cccccccccqi > @cccccccccqi said: Congrats! Still struggling around 150... Stick with the blind review method and you will improve. The LSAT is a very learnable skill, but it's going to take time for your brain to adjust. Wishing you the be…
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@simple_jack I majored in Biochem and had a near-perfect GPA. And no, I didn't really do much reading in the humanities, so I definitely had trouble with them in the reading portion.
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I think you'd definitely have a better chance of admission by applying early next year. Do you anticipate taking the LSAT again? If so, it would for sure increase you chances if you get a higher LSAT score. But also understand that each admission cy…
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Personally, I think you should write an addendum. Schools will want to know. And this way you can control the situation instead of leaving it up for their interpretation. Also, they might end up asking about it anyway. Best of luck! That's a fantast…
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Go with retake, but I suggest maybe taking one or two weeks off to destress and relax. You sound like you're super tired of test prep and it really helped me when I took a few weeks off to relax my brain. It actually made my PT scores go up. If you …
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Congrats! You've been such a help on this forum! Good luck on your 1L year! Also headed to law school in the fall. Super excited!
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Umm, I'd go with Yale. It would open doors for you that other law schools won't be able to. But hey, that's just my opinion. I didn't even apply to Yale.
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@"Leah M B" said: I think @"Chika.onyejiukwa"'s comment is the best. I'd double check any of the information given when you signed up - does it say they'll have it back to you in any amount of time? It would help your case if so. Either way, I…
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Congrats!
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@BinghamtonDave said: I’ve been asking myself this same question lately. Some great answers above. What I will add is that I also have read conflicting testimonies on the topic. What I have taken away is that it might be helpful to know someth…
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@yurple591 said: What is LOCI? Letter of Continued Interest. Basically you write one if you are waitlisted to show that you really do want to go to their school
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Thank you guys so much for the comments! I'm going to think about it some more.