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@kpj744___ I'm not from Kansas and have no intention to stay. I found them because I was hyper focused on finding a 2 year program. They also offer in-state tuition to several surrounding states, including Colorado, so they jumped to the top of my l…
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I'll be headed to Washburn University in Topeka! One of the few schools to offer an accelerated 2 year program, a guaranteed full ride and change, and a history of placing students in the field I want to enter. I can't really complain Banging a JD…
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$150k for a law degree vs $10k for the exact same law degree. The difference is the school you went to, and that's about it. When you are a lawyer your clients will not be asking where you went, they will be seeking your expertise in the law. Just i…
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Seriously consider creating a sustainable and easy way to have passive income. Given enough success and time over three years, this could lead toward you having enough passive income to cover your rent and beyond while in law school with minimal wor…
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Even if you delay a year, there is always two year law school. Which means you would be exactly where you would be if you matriculated this cycle. Deep breaths, all is well.
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@oshun1 Thanks! As long as it's possible it's worth a shot!
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I think it depends on where you apply, how competitive the schools are, and what your stats are. I heard from one school within 24 hours and received a scholarship. I've heard back from two others within a week - one with a full ride and change. A l…
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@JK_fish92 LSAC is the Devil
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@"Michaela.Pratt1" @Emily2122 Right?! The cost is ridiculous. But to pile on a junk website from the Aol.com era for that cost is just wrong. CAS really isn't even necessary the way they have it set up.
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I'm curious about how these hybrids work as well. I'm considering both of these schools.
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@MissChanandler @"Sam Tyler" @Jaytrong It was indeed a 69 joke. But who's to say that just because it's a joke doesn't mean it's true? To achieve a 169 is to know the LSAT on the most intimate of levels. I hope nobody would retake after achieving th…
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@MissChanandler Congrats! 169 is by far the best score of the LSAT. People strive for a 170+, but 169 is the sweet spot.
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It could have been burn out, it could have been an off day, it could have been a hard PT, or any combination of those. I'd take it away was a positive. Take a couple of days off. Come back and really BR what you missed and why. Drill those question …
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@LSAT_Wrecker You're right thank you!
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I tried a new RC strategy today, and skipped the comparative passage. I figured that if there wasn't a lot of time when I got back to it, I could read at least one of the two sections real quick and have a chance at the questions. I'm glad I did. T…
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Well shit, it's been a journey y'all. This was my 5th and final LSAT. I had LR LG LR RC LR, and liked that rhythm a lot. Despite that mining game curveball, I think this LSAT was way easier than some of the other ones I've taken. I couldn't help but…
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I really hope the LG gets curved hard
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That LG was a doozy. I was counting on that to boost my score but now I'm not so sure
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@eejk04 said: Honestly, I think I can do it this time because I reached a PR of 161 on the pts but at the same time, I'm not sure if its the best idea to take the test again if I can't guarantee myself to get that score. I do want to just hit …
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Today: 15 mile bike ride 1 LR section untimed 1 RC passage 2 LGs Fortifying the wine from this year's harvest, opening game of NFL and some rounds of pool and beer. Tomorrow: Quick mile run 3 hour drive to the mountains close to the LSAT te…
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@Bamboosprout said: @"Simple Man" said: 169 is hands down the best score one can achieve on the LSAT A simple man and a man of refined taste, I see. Just trying to get my bamboo to sprout, you know?
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169 is hands down the best score one can achieve on the LSAT
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Drill baby drill.
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A LG a day keeps the low scores away. Seriously though, focus on doing at least one a day. Really try to understand that game, and learn from the mistakes you made. If you do at least one a day, I promise you will see improvement. That's a guarantee…
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Going to law school doesn't mean anything. You could easily drop out, or find out being a lawyer isn't for you. In which case all that energy you put towards a perceived sense of "redemption" is gone. If you really seek such "redemption," you need t…
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Usually I tell people to pull the trigger and take a shot on test day. Schools only want your highest score and you can always have a good test day and score well above your average. In this case however, I think it would be wise to delay. I've mad…
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Binaural beats to expand the mind
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Whoooo! I had LG-LR-LG-RC-LR. I'm glad that everyone confirms the circular game was the real deal. I wasn't ready for it, but I felt it was easier than the experimental. The experimental mirrored more common LG types, so I thought that was the real …
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@ebalde1234 said: @AudaciousRed said: You already paid, and you can't get any of that back. Might as well go and get the experience in and see what happens. If you retest and do better, no harm no foul I’m A big supporte…
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It's going to be a great rest of the weekend! I worked in the vineyard today, shot some archery, rode my bike, and played some video games. Later this evening I'm going on a hike and then to shoot my gun at old LSAT books. I can't wait to unleash in…