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Welp, 159. Same score as last time. Blah. Might sign up for February for LOCI purposes. Don't feel like grinding for December right now. Ironically, judicial candor didn't kill me! The English speakers/Navajo (I think?) RC killed me. Such is life.
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If I ever become a judge, I will be the most anti-candor judge ever. What is my true opinion on a ruling - who knows! All just to spite LSAC.
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I'm contemplating on whether judicial candor is efficacious to pass the time.
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Thank you, everyone! I learned a lot from this webinar.
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They release them all on the same day - it's a rollout of a few hours. The date on the LSAC site is a guaranteed date - can be earlier, however.
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Some inferences are harder than others. Sometimes it's reading a rule in a different way than it is written. For example: If your game pieces are Pete, Randy, and Simon, and it's a sequencing game of who does the dishes Monday-Friday, and rule 1 sa…
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Schools won't care about traffic violations, but you do have to be truthful in your application - disclose in a short paragraph (http://lawschooladvice.com/how-to-write-a-law-school-addendum/) and be done with it. No big deal.
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@"allison.gill.sanford" said: Yup I did this, took off about 6 months to study full time. I don't think it matters much, you just have to be able to account for what you were doing with your time - and deciding to study full time is not some k…
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I plan on winning the lottery/all of my gambling picks being perfect. ¯_(ツ)_/¯
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@zmeeker91 Haha I have no idea - maybe it's just Oklahoma shenanigans. But $50 is $50 and it's a safety school of mine so it's more of a set-and-forget application. Plus, I have nothing else going on! It's the only one I've seen that expires though…
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I'm in the same boat, but it is always better to disclose than not to. The bar also does a character/fitness check and if there's a discrepancy between your LS app and their check... well, that's no bueno. The C&F addendum is like 2 paragraphs …
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Luckily for me, some schools are sending emails about application fee waivers. Unluckily (is that a word?), some expire on October 1 so I have to crank out some applications quickly. This is definitely keeping me motivated post-LSAT. See if you've…
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At best, the scores will be released only a few days before the projected date. They've been getting released closer and closer to the projected date as of late.
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@"Trust But Verify" said: Addies The PEDs of lawyers.
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@myk950 said: Okay last time I'll post this but anyone who had only two LR sections: Do you remember a question about Lemurs? It said it was useful to study primates like chimpanzees/gorillas or something. Only Lemurs were in Madagascar? …
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@rene4231 said: ANYONE WITHOUT 3 LR SECTIONS: Do you recall a question about school implementing new rules to curve drinking on campus? Please if anyone can answer this so I might be able to sleep tonight!! @Summer17 said: …
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Had 2 RC sections - one contained the passage on Judges, and the other had a section on forest conservation. Seems the judge section was the real one. Found the logic games to be pretty difficult as well, but the LR wasn't that difficult. All in a…
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@"Cant Get Right" is completely correct here. There are a few strategies for doing RC depending on whether you are a skimmer/fast reader or go more in-depth with the reading at first glance. Since all the QS can be answered from within the passage, …
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@zmeeker91 said: @shanedrider said: After 7 months of studying, my LSAT watch will have ended around 2:30 on Saturday. Can't wait. On Saturday, "and now his watch has ended." Until the Red Priestess decides I haven't had …
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5 months is generally a good amount of time to study for an LSAT. You can never start too early, however. The best day to start was yesterday!
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I'd also suggest maybe doing a few RC sections that you have JY's explanations to untimed, reviewing, and then seeing JY's explanations. His charting for RC's is pretty good to show how to focus on the key material in each section. I'd also suggest …
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After 7 months of studying, my LSAT watch will have ended around 2:30 on Saturday. Can't wait.
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Great job! It's very rewarding looking back at how much progress one has made throughout their studies. I laugh at my first ever diagnostic score now!
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I had the same fears going into June's LSAT - I just reminded myself that I had already done a ton of preptests already, and that's all the one I was taking: just another preptest. Obviously, this one counts, but if you've done it dozens of times be…
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@uhinberg said: @"Mitchell-1" said: @Zachary_P said: Does anyone know the latest they would send out scores? This is brutal. At this point you are at the mercy of a server running a script. Mass emai…
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@jonkhan094 said: Got mine! Looking to sign up for a course - any recommendations on Ultimate or premium don't have enough dough for Ultimate +. Any suggestions? Is there a big difference between Ultimate and premium anyways? Ultimate gives …
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@phelanj75 said: wondering if accommodated test takers are always the last people to receive they're scores. I'm not accommodated and I'm still waiting, FWIW.
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Welp, now we play the waiting game....
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I gotta say I wasn't the biggest fan of the afternoon LSAT. Felt like I hit a mental wall around the 3rd section due to it being 3:00 by that time and the day just dragging on.