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hhhiser_06
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@smartaone2, I too am a NTS. The lawyers I work with are very helpful in discussing legal careers and expectations so I have a built in mentor network. But also, I attend professional conferences with an eye towards making new connections. Addition…
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@apawalter, I take five section timed PTs to help build stamina for the actual test experience. I recommend using an older exam and just split it apart for each PT that way you can get used to having an extra LG, LR, and RC section which is more ref…
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@"Dillon A. Wright" said: Someone with no experimental RC help me break these down please. I have the following listed as real: Wynton Marsalis/Jazz Dowsing Children Psychologists Inferences Appellate and Trial Courts …
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I work full time and am also a full time parent, so I know the difficulty of craving out time for studying. I will echo all the really helpful comments from others that a little bit of studying everyday is the best method to achieving success. I fin…
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@tringo335 and @shindavis16, I too am a non-traditional student and worry how that may impact my application. For those of us in the non-traditional basket, especially those of us with children, I think it is important to show in your application ma…
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I would like to join. Thanks for putting this together!
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@m.e.u_89 & @hufflepuff, I know your pain very well and the responses of support and encouragement have been excellent from our peers. I took my diagnostic score and compared it to my original LSAT score from 2004, which was not great. My new sc…
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Your score of 173 is a extremely respectable. I would not cancel, especially if your other admission materials show a consistent level of achievement. Remember, although the LSAT score does play a significant role into your overall admissions packet…