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Thank you for sharing your story. I completely understand how you’re feeling because I feel it too. My dream is to be a lawyer, and I can’t get into my dream school despite all of my other outstanding achievements because of the stupid LSAT. I hate …
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I agree with what the others said, but if you dream of being a SCOTUS clerk or something, it’s not impossible to get that chance even if you go to a lesser school. Clarence Thomas visits the University of Georgia all the time, and there have been se…
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I emailed the admissions office to tell them I need to wait for my score, and they are going to proceed as if I’m going there and I’m to let them know if my plans change.
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@kimmy_m66 I have already applied to the law school, and my file has been "in review" since Jan 4th. I think I might apply to this scholarship even though I don't know if I've been accepted yet because I actually am interested.
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I fell in love with the constitution in college and want to practice law to make sure our constitution is upheld. I also find law absolutely fascinating and want to learn as much as possible about it.
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Yes, I got merit scholarships upon acceptance and haven’t even applied for FAFSA.
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I feel you. I got a 151 on the September test even though I was PTing at 160. During the December test, I had an upper respiratory infection (and was having lady problems, if you know what I mean), and I scored a 153. Even though it’s not my best wo…
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I was at work when I got the email, and I opened it in front of my boss. I was thinking, “I hope I don’t burst into tears in front of my boss!” but I did about as well as I expected, and she was very proud of me. So all is well just do it!
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Yes, AP credits are on the transcript if you got college credit for the classes.
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I’m actually really happy scores are coming out early. I’m so ready to get this all over with. Lol
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Most, if not all, Law schools look at more than just your LSAT and GPA. The applications ask how many years of full time work experience you have, and you have the opportunity to write an addendum explaining any discrepancies in your scores. Write a…
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The official LSAC twitter account tweeted out that scores are being processed today and will be released tomorrow. So it’s true!
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I was a political science and criminal justice major in college, and I was totally lost when I first started studying.
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I think it’s too informal/casual. What exactly are you trying to say? Maybe I can help you find the right word.
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Thanks Cant Get Right! I just added all of my practice test responses into the Analytics page. I normally don't have trouble finishing all of the questions in the allotted time, but I did discover the top 3 types of questions I'm missing in each s…
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This is the one I got! The numbers are big, the strap is comfortable,and the tick is almost silent. Plus, it's pretty cheap. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000GB0G7A/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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For RC, I always quickly glance over each passage to determine which passage topic will give me the most trouble. I'm not a fan of the scientific passages, so I always try to do the passages that seem the worst FIRST to get them out of the way. Then…
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I have read some posts that say to wear heating patches throughout the test to keep the muscles warm and relaxed.
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Some say that you should read the questions first as you do on the SAT. The problem with doing this on the LSAT is that you're wasting valuable time. Most of the LSAT RC questions are all the same: author's attitude, purpose of the argument, etc. It…