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RazorSharpBanana
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Really, why so nervous? Here are some things you should consider before letting a 2 hour-long exam get to your head: -You're not gonna die. You'll (hopefully) be sitting in a quiet room answering some question on a computer. No one's life is at sta…
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There certainly are schools that will accept you with that score (scroll down on 7sage's rankings to where your median matches those of the schools). OP, I don't know if this is a hypothetical question or you plan on applying in the immediate futur…
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@hopefulling thanks for the input! I forgot to look at LSData before posting this, lol. People with slightly lower numbers than mine applied as late as January/February and got close to full-tuition scholarships! idk if the higher applicant volume …
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By some miracle, I got on a T20 waitlist with numbers below the medians, and my Kira interview was awful. I just rambled incomprehensibly until time was up. I guess the admissions officers saw something special in me I agree with the others. Just …
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I started at 143 (i.e. I got 5 more questions right than you, probably by chance) and got a 165 on my first take, 167 on my second. It took 6 months of rigorous studying to get there, though. The most important thing to remember is that this test i…
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I'm not 170+, but I was two or three questions shy. My biggest motivation was wanting acceptance to a respectable school with no debt. You could think about the LSAT in any number of ways– as a puzzle, a game, a stepping stone to law school, an ente…
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I recommend not taking in January. It's better to go through the 7sage curriculum first and only then start practice tests. I don't know if that'll be possible in one month– it's generally advisable to take as many practice exams as possible, and th…