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Nathaniel
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Okay, thank you.
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I would not be worried then
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PDF should keep the format and be read the same. Did you try that?
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They better not delay it I have things to do and places to be (sleeping at home) lol
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I had lines on mine on the September LSAT and I was admitted
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I had lines on mine on the September LSAT and I was admitted
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Touché everyone. Time to cram in for Saturday when I am taking the LSAT...
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The sequencing-grouping chart games
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Is it a good sign?
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I've almost always been good on time, just when I first started I had issues. On the September LSAT I took I kept my nerves and did everything and went back to some questions, so that I hope will come through again. Should I focus on timed tests th…
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@"Seeking Perfection" said: @Nathaniel said: And what do I need to foolproof? I have PTs 52-71 I think You can foolproof any games. You need at least 4 maybe up to 10 clean copies of each game. There is a video on it. Most …
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And what do I need to foolproof? I have PTs 52-71 I think
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165 I cannot take it past this December for personal reasons, it is my last and best time
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How long would it take? Is it feasible with two weeks before the test (two weeks is what I’d have left after finishing the CC)
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@"Rigid Designator" said: @Nathaniel said: A professor of mine who talks with other admission officers, I think it was Stanford, told me one of Stanford's admission people said 9/10 people who apply with a 180 LSAT and 4.0 GPA do n…
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sorry, to clarify it's those without really strong letters of recommendation or experiences. The Stanford officer person said lower GPA/LSAT scores than a 4.0/180, with strong everything else, are more likely to be admitted
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A professor of mine who talks with other admission officers, I think it was Stanford, told me one of Stanford's admission people said 9/10 people who apply with a 180 LSAT and 4.0 GPA do not get accepted, with more people being accepted with lower G…
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how much is gpa a factor?
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Hey so going through the LR CC so far, it looks like I did not understand most theories or concepts when I took the LSAT. I had studied with Kaplan for three - four months and it did nothing except I guess just expose me to what is what if that make…
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I am sure
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EDIT: roughly 165s with BR @tylerdschreur10 I cannot reschedule due to the above.
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I had a waiver for this test and if I change it I would have to pay for this test plus the charge for changing it, which I do not believe I am financially able to do. What is the best advice you guys have for now to the test?? @"Jonathan Wang" @"sam…
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S2 LR 17/25 S3 LG 18/23 S4 RC 12/27 (dang. i didnt notice that the first time. -15? I was doing much better.) S5 LR 14/26 Taking it in December PTing my lowest when I started was 152. My highest was nearing the end, 159/160. Last three before L…
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Our proctor for one part didn't give the five minute warning on time, we had a couple minutes only. They said it gets noted to the LSAC that we didn't get the warning and it's up to them as to how it affects the test. My question is, What happens?