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aakriti.chaudhary
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Btw.. i did my MBA and graduated in 2012. My batch had people from all age groups starting 22-ish and right up to 45 (you had 30 somethings and 40 somethings in the range). The lady who was 45 was absolutely adored by the batch. She was an engineer …
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Yup.. I'm cautious because the adcom might feel this is a career change as something else didn't work out or because I'm just bored of what I do. I don't think that'll reflect very nicely on an applicant's profile. A natural progression towards the …
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Thanks! That reduces the burden of asking proffs from college to write new recos. I'll get one from work.
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So.. if one is reapplying, are new LORs preferred over older ones? How much does this matter?
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@nye8870 said: Wow.Two Yep.. i've taken the test twice before, but the environment was never so interesting. If there ever were android robots programmed to follow LSAT instructions to a T - proctors and test takers included - it was us.
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I'm plateaued at 158.. that dreaded average. I started scoring well on the earlier PTs. But the recent ones 70 to 74 brought me back to this. I know logic games is the easiest to master for most.. but that's where I'm stuck. If I have to withdraw fr…
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I wonder how you get out of a situation where your scores plateau.. no matter how many prep tests or sections, it's the same exact score!!
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I'm thinking of withdrawing from the Dec test as well now.. I took the LSAT in Dec 2014 and I wanted to improve my score. I don't see that happening this Dec. If I want to apply to some law schools with the same score, why shouldn't I use the previo…