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NicholasDay
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I sat for PT 85, and I felt that the LR sections were more difficult than normal. I wouldn't sweat it too much, just make sure you understand the mistakes you made. Build up your confidence the next two days, and good luck on Saturday!
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How far away are you? If you are close, then it may be worth taking the test and getting a feel for the real deal. If you are nowhere close, then I would reccommend withdrawing. There is no need to take the test until you are ready.
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Thanks for the insight everyone!
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I would be happy to swap! Send yours my way, I’ll read over it and send you mine back
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If you’re still interested, I’d be happy to look at it as well
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Hey! This is a double sequencing game type - which is what I think are the hardest ones often because the rules are difficult to diagram. That rule is also difficult because it uses negative language. The best way to understand this for future game…
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In this question, we are looking for a principle that would justify the conclusion. I like to solve these questions by re-instering an answer choice into the premise and seeing how it works. The premise(s): 1) Nevertheless, a ban on whaling of en…
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Something that was great to hear about was how to write a good GPA addendum and when you should do it. The discussion actually showed me that I would be a good candidate to write one for pertaining to my undergrad. The key take away is to be specifi…
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I agree with the two comments above. I just want to add that your LOR is written by people who are capable of writing a good letter that can address your abilities. If you are not sure that someone can do this, then it is best to look elsewhere.
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MSS questions do not test your ability to bridge a gap between a conclusion and a premise. Instead, they ask you to take everything in the prompt as 'true' and ask you to make an inference on it. These answers are hard to predict, and they can ofte…
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I didn't get anything unfortunately =(
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My back of the napkins calculations show that 61% of the people who went into law firms ended up going to big law; and 58% of all grads went to big law or are doing clerkships. Those sound like good numbers to me!
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Don't sweat it, you'll be fine. Just triple check next time!
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I feel that these types of questions are "feeler" questions for the Law Schools to gauge the seriousness of your application. This could determine things like scholarship money. If I were you, I would put down schools with similarities. For instance…
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Unless you're looking at HYS, it shouldn't matter. Even then, they'll most likely be glad to just accept the higher score. I could only see it making a difference if you were in a dead even race for a final spot in the class and your only difference…
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While I agree with uhinberg, I don't think it'll come into too much consideration. It seems that you already have a bunch of sunk costs with the September LSAT, I suggest that you take it and see how the test environment is. There is no way to repli…
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I would think you have a great shot at some lower T-14 schools. A good resource to use for this is http://mylsn.info/r/pre-law/admissions/search/. You just got to plug in your data points and you can see where people similar to you have applied and …
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When you hit 180. Seriously. It might be hard to get you score up there, but with enough teaching, practice, and understanding, anyone can get there score to that mark. The real question is how long will that take someone and how much time are they …