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Congrats fellow non-trad and 2022er! What an amazing cycle and outcome. So happy for you!
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@Bamboosprout said: @hawaiihi said: @ptkluu543 Thank you! Do you have any links to examples of a sample law-style resume? bump https://law.yale.edu/student-life/career-development/students/toolkit-student-job-seekers/resu…
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@LSATcantwin said: The upside is: I’ve learned a TON about my study habits, what worked for me, what didn’t work for me, and know what I need to change to hopefully improve! @LSATcantwin Hi! Could you talk a bit more about what you learned …
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Personally, I felt working on Logic Games was like practicing a musical instrument -- it helped to do it every day.
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An iPhone ever so precariously perched on an adjustable desk lamp. Used iMovie and iCloud (I think--this process so was annoying and slow, I've repressed my memories of it) to transfer my files to my computer.
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Thank you for the post. Do you just receive grades, or do you also get comments on your exams? And if so, did you detect any patterns in the remarks, or what you did well or less well?
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I started with the Trainer before discovering 7Sage, so I can offer this perspective: -The Trainer gave me a relatively quick and useful overview of what the LSAT was all about (faster than what I would have gotten from starting with the 7Sage CC),…
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What LSAT_Wrecker said. They're used to doing this all the time and consider it part of their job, and they (should) have their old letters they've written for you still on file. I've reached out to college professors for recommendations 10+ years…
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I'm happy to take a look, too!
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Hi, I'd offer two explanations. 1) C) is just the stronger answer. The thesis of the paragraph is: "But this reason is mistaken," and the argument of the passage is a refutation of the statement in question. 2) The argument part isn't really a "…
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"Penn Law no longer offers a straightforward "Why X" prompt, but the following essay is still a good example of the form." Except for the Eagles reference ... Super Bowl champs!
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@"Leah M B" said: However, the test does vary in that sometimes there will be a harder than average specific section, like a hard RC. I think this is right. For LG, just take a look at the aggregate of JY's suggested times for games in a …
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@svg1215 Personally, I found blind reviewing every question overkill. Also, I found the process of marking questions for BR while taking PTs instructive. If I found myself getting a bunch of questions wrong that I didn't mark for BR, then somethin…
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@"Logic Gainz" My take is that in the question stem and in (A), Miller doesn't directly address the argument made by Wu. In the QS, rather than rebutting the argument that a dishonest person should not be elected mayor, Miller instead makes an arg…
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@"David.Busis" Will each of these be turned into a podcast like the one from a couple weeks ago?
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Yes, question types have definitely shifted. I think PowerScore has done an analysis of this. There's been a trend toward fewer cookie-cutter questions, and more odd-ball questions. Fewer questions that can be solved just by diagramming or applyi…
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Are you doing BR the same day, or the day after? I was taking 2, and even sometimes 3, PTs a week, but I found that leaving BR to the next day helped mitigate fatigue. Personally, this close to the test, I'd consider 1 PT a week too few. I'd try …
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@"J.Y. Ping" said: What are the target times for each game?
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I would like to see a blog post on good examples of how you've seen older/non-traditional students address "why law school, why now" in their personal statements.
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Yeah, you're not going to like my answer. I got -1 on my diagnostic and pretty much stayed in the range without much "studying." I never did the RC core curriculum. I did have a little inconsistency during PTs, and the only thing I really needed …
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IME, I found doing whole LR sections from the 20s and before less useful because there are many, many questions that are just written differently from modern LR questions. After doing many later PTs, going back and doing whole early LR sets was jus…
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@"Pride Only Hurts" said: @lpark315 said: I'm dealing with the same problem, and it's usually because of oversight - i.e. I didn't double check the rules earlier, or pay closer attention to the rules in the initial setup of the…
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Re-doing games would not a waste of time, IMO. LG was my weakness, too, and I was drilling and drilling and drilling almost until the very end, re-doing old games multiple times and also practicing full sets in 35 mins. Speed and grace under press…
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My question: could you talk about outlining and exam prep, and what strategies you found worked and didn't work for you?