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lexxx745
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It was a pleasure working with you glad you have great outcomes. You were an incredible student
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@sheridjw said: Merry Christmas to you too. I was in a similar situation with RC until not too long ago. I was consistently -10 to 12. Honestly everything changed for me when I started working with @lexxx745 for tutoring. He is amazing and jus…
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a 164 diagnostic is nuts lol
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https://www.lsac.org/applying-law-school/jd-application-process/cas/requesting/transcript-summarization these are part of excluded grades "The original grade for a repeated course when the transcript does not show both the grade and the units for …
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@"Law and Yoda" said: Just going to give my two cents as a previous Resident Assistant on campus and am familiar with these situations. The main thing you want to do is to acknowledge that you broke school policy, regardless of the fact that y…
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I would have two versions. One thats a page and a half and one thats one page. The page and a half you can write more so that should be your main ds but some schools only allow one page (Berkeley)
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Im Vietnamese and I wrote one. As long as you can talk about how your experience shaped your upbringing or perhaps tie it into you wanting to do law is important
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It depends. Some give the amounts right away. Some accept you first and give scholarship information later.
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@noonawoon said: You can definitely have a successful career with a non-T14 degree. I think something to keep in mind is you might have to hustle a little harder in law school for it. For example, someone who goes to Emory posted on reddit how…
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@"Quick Silver" said: @lexxx745 said: I agree. Although im a bigger fan of freezing cold showers in the morning I feel like a hot shower in the morning might make me drowsy I read in a couple articles that colder s…
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I would include the names Unless you wrote like some thesis for one of the classes, I wouldnt put down the specific class I wouldnt explain what the program is. I would lean more towards duties. I feel like adcoms would check anyway and would know…
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I agree. Although im a bigger fan of freezing cold showers in the morning I feel like a hot shower in the morning might make me drowsy
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@noonawoon said: No one here can really tell you this. If you can afford the app fees, apply to every school you're interested in. People with below median stats get in all the time, and people with above median get rejected all the time. Ag…
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I forgot where it was from, but it had to do with a traffic jam, obligation, and promise. It was in the 70s or 80s somewhere. Brutal NA question
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I believe schools wait. You can submit them anyway but they wont look at them till letters are in
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@Logician said: @hopefulling said: NO!! You're going to need to understand existential quantifiers before going into the logic games! Some and Most are important for those deductive inferences that games are testing (as are the uni…
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@hopefulling said: @lexxx745 Just curious, but, for your example, wouldn't the full subject be: "this dog" for which, all instances of "this dog" are black? D(t) → B ??? Which is correct to say. And that to tie back to all dogs is a distra…
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This dog is the color black. You cant say D-->B. That would mean all dogs are black. So depends how you use the is.
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Retake and apply next cycle
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@lexxx745 said: I did the same as @noonawoon! i ignored the why law in general and just wrote why duke and i was accepted
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I did the same as @noonawoon! i ignored the why law in general and just wrote why duke
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Sounds great! @"Cant Get Right"
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Eileen Gray is my enemy
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7sage is the best!
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I would retake 1000% if you got approved for accommodations. And just update them on the new score.
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I wouldnt be able to give the best advice, but heres a helpful link! https://7sage.com/admissions/lesson/what-counts-as-a-valid-diversity-factor/
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Its not super strict just make sure no electronics are in there and its relatively clear
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The tool is helpful but i remember attending Cornell's admissions event and the director was like we dont rely on converters for GRE
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Im not saying its negative i just dont see how it could be positive. Like declining to answer anything, not just race doesnt seem like it would be positive. It could be neutral though