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@lilysssss said: On full PTs, I scored a 178 and 179 in my PTs and then was scoring slightly lower at 173-176, but now I’ve scored 172 twice in a row. I can see I’m capable of that near perfect score, but now I am worried about the recent decl…

in Peaked and declining… Comment by sarahislam April 8

They usually know, and in such a case the application is listed as 'incomplete'. Most schools won't look at your application until all of the required components have arrived, so you could send in your app now and have your LOR's come in later. The …

in Letters of Rec Question: Help Comment by sarahislam February 16

Most law schools have a way to for you to send updated materials through a portal or via email. You can just contact them saying you've had a change on your resume and you'd like to send in the new document. This is very normal. I'd do it asap thoug…

in Mistake In Law School Application Comment by sarahislam February 16

As I have understood it, an addendum is usually to explain something affecting the actual substance of your application, such as why you did not perform well for a semester in undergrad, ex. undiagnosed learning disorder impacted your grades in fall…

in Should I include this in addendum? Comment by sarahislam February 16

On principal I don't think it is a problem. I had a friend who graduated two years early as well and went to a T-16 at 19 years old. Since there was nothing in her academic record indicating maturity problems, she had no issue getting admitted. The …

in Age Comment by sarahislam February 16

Take a break. Its harder to detect mental fatigue than ohysical fatigue. If I studied too much I always started performing worse on my PTs. If you have been studying nonstop for awhile, take a 3 or 4 day break.

in Feeling like nothing clicks Comment by sarahislam February 8

I am really sorry to hear this, that sounds terrible. I think it probably depends on your situation and specific accommodations? I personally had a much worse experience online /at home test than I did at a test center, but the test center in our ci…

in Taking LSAT with Accommodations at Test Center Comment by sarahislam February 8

1) I started doing a more thorough BR process where I made a chart of questions I got wrong, why I chose wrong answer, and why the right answer was right. I did this over a couple of weeks and reviewed the chart regularly started seeing conceptual p…

in How did you break into the 170's from high 160's? Comment by sarahislam February 8

I did the same thing too and everyone who looked over it said it was fine. I see alot of this when people quote conversations in their personal statements and are looking to capture the vernacular style of what was said in the convo. As long as it …

in Creative License Use in Personal Statements- is this okay? Comment by sarahislam January 11

@"AlexLSAT." said: @madisonbt98 said: Due to the Supreme Court's decision this summer, this is no longer accurate at all. Colleges no longer have access to race demographics before admitting a student, and we will not know how that…

in How accurate is this assessment regarding URM avg LSAT and GPA? Comment by sarahislam January 11

I don't think its too personal as long as you connect it to the "so what" question. What is the implication, how has it affected you and what did you get out of it that was positive/constructive? You seem to do that quite well in your response above…

in Post Has Been Deleted Comment by sarahislam January 4

@dsaleh21 said: If you had gone undiagnosed in undergrad and only received a diagnosis more recently, does that impact your chances of receiving an accommodation? No DSaleh21 it does not. You just need to take care to choose a qualified heal…

in Requesting Accommodations Comment by sarahislam November 2023

@juliettelee99 said: @laurengraves2001 @joraudins did you guys have 25 or 26 questions on LR do you remember I think mine had 25 and I only had 1 LR section.