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Per LSAC's website, scores will be released via email on December 19th.
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Find out if there's an affinity group for older law students at your law school. UVA even has one specifically for parents/families. If there is one, ask about resources & their own experiences as law student-parents in the city & school. My…
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Working a treat now @"Juliet --Student Service--". Thanks!
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@"Alan Cheuk" as a heads up, I am having the same problem as I Dunt Want It, and I am on an HP laptop using Chrome.
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Yup. On the RC section of the CC, 7sage sometimes even includes links to supplemental videos so you can learn more about what's presented in the passage. I look up stuff I've been introduced to in RC passages on the regular - artists, ancient cultur…
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I'm so sorry to hear this. I was a refugee from a different online LSAT prep company that is frankly a shoddy operation. You had to request an LG video explanation for any particular game not already in their collection before they would bother to m…
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I would say that since you're already signed up for November and your boss is cool with cutting back, keep cranking away at studying and see if you're PTing a little above 170 right beforehand. If not, maybe withdraw and aim for a later administrati…
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What's your goal score? Would cutting your hours as a server negatively impact you financially? Are you hoping to enroll fall of 2020? Can you wait another cycle to fall of 2021?
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I second not bothering with November, if you can postpone. Studying until you're PTing just over your desired score and then signing up for an official take is ideal, if you have the flexibility. My suggestions: Work through the LG & LR Power…
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The difference of one month in terms of applications would be easily overcome by even a couple of points gained on the LSAT, and here in the US applying in December is still considered "on time". So if things are similar in Canada, I would say writi…
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PT 88 will actually be the upcoming September 2019 administration. As the previous poster commented, July was non-disclosed, so we'll never get to lay eyes on it again (I have mixed feelings about that, as I feel personally attacked by it ;-).
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Probably as soon as they start rolling in. Arizona State has already been accepting people this cycle. As far as when they start releasing decisions, that varies from school to school and even cycle to cycle. I looked at Law School Numbers applicant…
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Anyone else feel free to correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe you'd just include the "should" as part of your necessary condition. It would be: WG -->SBT which would make the contrapositive: /SBT --> /WG or "If I should not buy a toy,…
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From what I've seen, that happens only for the most recent official disclosed prep test at the time of its release.
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It really might be better to postpone, if you can. The prevailing wisdom is not to take the test until you feel ready, and since LSAC has re-instituted limits on the number of takes, you don't want to burn a take for nothing. And by "ready" I mean t…
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Wow, thanks!
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I found this webinar enormously helpful for my own BR: https://7sage.com/webinar/davids-six-tips-on-doing-it-right/ He goes into his method for BRing all three types of sections.
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I found this very helpful: https://blog.powerscore.com/lsat/the-ultimate-guide-to-the-lsat-writing-sample
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@"Lawschoolhopeful-4" said: Nothing wrong with having a second hand. LSAC doesnt say anything wrong with a second hand. Yup. Which is why I said "or a silent one". It can't be audible to nearby test takers, so it needs to be pretty much sil…
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"the only" is a tricky one. All the other indicators with "only" (only if, only, only when, etc.) in them refer to the necessary condition, but "the only" refers to the sufficient condition. In this case: Our exclusive planetary home --> Earth. S…
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You may have to weigh the benefit of ducking out early on a section and possibly sacrificing a few points with the possibility of points lost throughout the next section because you can't focus. You could also do a few old tests during your prep and…
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Anything that is exclusively a plain analog watch, function-wise, and has no second hand or a silent one (or at least it can't be heard unless it's literally pressed against your ear). I have a Casio Men's Sport Analog Dive Watch (it's called exactl…
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What does it say exactly in the conditional waiver? If it says "offers of admission", then a spot on the waitlist shouldn't count.
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Study for a score and not a test. Don't take the LSAT until you're PT-ing at (or ideally a little above) your goal score. I pushed myself to take the test after 4 months of studying, knowing I wasn't ready. Shockingly, it did not go well. I feel lik…
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Several of the podcasts & webinars I've listened to on 7 sage had 170+ people take even two years to get where they wanted to, score-wise, so don't beat yourself up about 6-11 months. It's a process, and it takes people different amounts of time…
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I do! I'm retaking in July, so I haven't taken advantage of admissions office hours yet, as all my time has been devoted to studying.
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Bless your kind, caffeinated little heart! Thank you!
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@cgracia12 said: Thank you for your advice. I am hopeful to be admitted to A&M, that'll definitely shake things up for me. I didn't think I was going to be admitted to Denver, so once I was accepted I was pretty stoked just to think about …
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I wouldn't count Texas A&M out. If you're getting money from Denver, then you may be in line for some A&M money as well. I'm in Colorado and decided not to apply to Denver, because they have conditional scholarships requiring you to keep a 3…
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Oh, they know. They thrive on the crazy. They just wanted to bask in it a lil'...