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Ask @"selene.steelman" !
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Thanks for that reminder @"Leah M B" I will admit to feeling some envy of all of you wonder stars going to places I can only dream of, so it's nice to have you remind me of the practicalities. I did draw it all up to see, and my local one is at t…
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@drbrown2 obviously all great points. I'll do that. What about if the job factor were removed? How does one really decide?
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@"Simple Man" said: 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 real…
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@theLSATdreamer said: @kpj744___ said: @rene4231 said: I had LG-LR-LR-RC-LR, all my LR sections had 25 questions. I can say that I definitely did not have any two questions sharing one stimulus nor any questions a…
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@Regis_Phalange63 said: Wow are those single-stimulus-with-double-questions from Pre-PT 40, coming back to town? I think that was the experimental section, based on what lots of people are saying. So I would say they are considering it! Th…
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So there are a couple things you can try, and scaffold yourself out of each as you practice (in other words, try one for a while, then slowly reduce the number of times you do that strategy). Read out loud. Read with your pencil under each word, …
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Here's a great post that talks about which are real etc. -- I completely concur based on my test. I had the wonky two Qs per 1 stimulus twice in that 26-Q LR section of mine. https://forum.powerscore.com/lsat/viewtopic.php?t=27511
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@rossimarlo said: This was my first time taking the test and I had LR-RC-LG-LR-RC. I am hoping that the first RC was the fake one because the last RC had questions about women's rights, tipping....I think and am hoping that one was real becaus…
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@rene4231 said: I had LG-LR-LR-RC-LR, all my LR sections had 25 questions. I can say that I definitely did not have any two questions sharing one stimulus nor any questions about blood transfusions. I'm hoping my second LR was the experim…
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I had LG-LR(25)-LR(26)-RC-LR(25). LG had game on Quandryville and Pleasantville. Also, the Wu and Zahn co-author game. RC had passages about the following, in order: (a) tipping in restaurants; (b) Argentinian author, (c) hominids, and (d) compar…
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THIS IS FANTASTIC
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I get to turn 40 and then start in the Fall! I have been thinking about law school for 10 years, at least, probably longer (more that others suggested it to me sooner than that and I laughed it off at first). I did every degree imaginable, which i…
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@"Norm Chow" said: Thanks both! I looked up my options on postponing but it seems I would have to still pay the full cost of the exam... Since this wasn't a small investment, I will likely take it for the experience and consider cancelin…
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I wore business casual to one, and a full on suit to another. I think it depends on the school, and I should say that I had yet to be fully accepted at the one to which I wore the suit. When I went to the other admitted day (where I was admitted),…
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@AudaciousRed said: @wrhellams point had me looking into scholarship opportunities for Syracuse's program. In their FAQ, it states:"Limited merit-based scholarships will be awarded to selected incoming JDi student during the admission applic…
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Thank you so much, as always, for your thorough responses, @"selene.steelman"
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Would love @"selene.steelman" 's perspective on this!
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Hi! Usually, most people would recommend that you focus on your most-needs-improvement every day, and alternate in with the other two sections. You don't want to ignore whole section types. So for example, maybe on Monday you do LG and RC. Then …
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@doyera how did it work for you?
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@LAWYERED sometimes I wish there were more DBs for us non-T14 dreamers.
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@"Leah M B" you are beyond helpful. Thanks for always sharing your story so openly.
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This is fantastic. Thank you, @"David.Busis" for including stories about non-trad students' experiences!
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Felllow non-traditional here, too, out of UG for 15+ years -- subpar UGPA, but then went on and got more degrees. I was told by some admissions counselors that helps negate my UGPA, but I don't know how much. I agree w/ what everyone above has said…
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So I'm not up there with you Big League-ers, but I can share stories. I have applied to 7 schools so far, and thinking about 2 more. The first was back at the end of January. I heard back already from one of my schools, literally 11 days after I …
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So I just applied to some schools end January/early February, and I already heard back from one, and was accepted with some $$. I also had panic feelings about being "late" but this one school in particular was super fast in responding! I have to …
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@"Leah M B" thanks so much. Just reading your words, from a non-emotional perspective, really helped. I was worried since I'd already started applying, and am 99% sure I can't wait another year (I'm the one you wrote to once and suggested that and…
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Right @Sar_4080 ...so I didn't list the January test.
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Thanks @Bamboosprout . I have been attending those office hours, but hadn't asked that specific question. I remember David once mentioning to someone you could always email them after applying to let them know you got a better LSAT score, so ultim…
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@hawaiihi if/when something like that happens, do people normally re-apply to the same school the following year and just re-take the LSAT, etc. or improve in whatever way they needed to do? Just curious.