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Hi Allison and JY, I just want to thank you again for the wonderful webinar! You two are great and it's good to know people like you are out there!
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Thanks a lot for the webinar! I'd love to see a blog post on international applicants and issues specific to their application (especially those who don't go to an undergrad in US) -- for example, I had friends having trouble submitting the transcr…
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@"paulmv.benthem" said: Oh my gosh! I feel like such a weirdo after reading these comments. On average, I go through about 12-13 pencils per test. I sit down with at least 16, and I only have a few on my unused pile by the end. I grab a sharp …
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When I visited Columbia the 2L student leading the trip talked about how Columbia offered great housing really close to the law school (5-10 min walk) with a reasonable price. How reasonable I don’t know.
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@FixedDice Okay I haven't received any email that doesn't have an "unsubscribe" option, but if that's the case, definitely spam. @oshun1 Good to know! I think it's mostly me but I got the wrong impression from browsing TLS forums, thinking it's a …
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For me, it helped a lot to try finishing RC sessions in 30 minutes and lived with it as if they were real scores. The results were horrible and the process led to a lot of stress, but (1) I got to know what the worst scenario felt like and felt more…
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FYI, I'm applying this year and actually asked for my rec letters and got them early February. Pretty sure I'm allowed to submit these for my application even though they are technically "last circle".
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Here's what I suggest you think about: (1) Why law? Or, what kind of law schools do you need to get in to achieve whatever you envisioned? And will your score get you somewhere that fulfills such wishes? If so, apply now. (2) If not, what scores …
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Yes you can. You simply need one qualified ID. It’s not like they will check your tax return or something. I’ve used my foreign passport for all LSAT tests I took. However, I’d suggest making a plan to adjust to jetlag, to the local food and to br…
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Live on my lsac page at 9:02, no email yet. Good luck for those who are still waiting!
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This is a redundant post, but my family are starting to get annoyed of my "I'm so anxious whyyyy" statements so I should probably give them a break. Why am I so anxious it makes no sense!!! Like I should be working on my personal statement but I s…
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@keepcalmandneuron said: Is it just me or does anyone else feel like they lost traction and intensity that you had leading up to the September exam, spent all your energy on the week of the test, gave your best on test day, and now the drive +…
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If you know that your LSAT score doesn't reflect your full ability and are able to retake, never hesitate to do so! I just took my third LSAT this September and now consider it a great decision -- regardless of the score I'm in a better shape to app…
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The LG games are all so time-consuming! I usually finish early -0 with at least 5 min to spare and I missed two on this one... BTW the 5 musician 5 artists one for the last game is real. I totally forgot all other game settings, probably due to the…