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Thanks all for the warm comments ^^ I love this community!! It's been so instrumental in my success. All the best to everyone!!
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@"buckley.brendan13" said: @Markmark Any idea what the Yale admissions people meant by "super soft" in regards to military service? I'm currently active duty Navy and had around a 3.6 GPA in undergrad, hoping to get into Notre Dame. Taking the…
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@VerdantZephyr said: I applied to 13 schools in December and January. As of my rejection from Cornell today, still haven't heard from 4. 3 WLs at Washington, Emory, and W&L and 6 rejections at UT, Boston, and 4 lower T14. Still haven't hea…
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Hey I'll send a dm!
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@geveet said: @"selene.steelman" Do school usually have decisions sent out before deposit deadlines? I still have not heard back from a handful of schools that have their first deposit deadline on April 1st and April 15th. With just 2-4 weeks…
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@edward1998jin said: I am curious about how many schools are using waitlist excessively this cycle. Similar to Matt, I am waitlisted at many of my target schools and even a safety school... The Dean of Georgetown said they are waitlisting ~2…
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Hey all here is an update on my current results (and I'm glad this post is helpful!) Also some schools have specific requirements for letters of continued interest / submitting additional stuff so it's good to check. They're looking for 1. Level of…
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@"selene.steelman" Hey Selene I read one of your posts about telling the school in a LOCI that you're still interested and would go if accepted from the waitlist, roughly 3 weeks before the deadline. Thanks for the wonderful help and may I dm you wi…
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Something that surprises me a little is that some of these essays, like the turtle one, is really well written (in my opinion) whereas other essays have a lot of passive-voice (had done, was done) and were not really captivating or compelling.
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I think there are merits to the slow, gritty hard worker and merits to the 2 month genius. The 2 month genius may have the mental hardware to be able to parse really complex concepts quickly, to read faster with the same understanding as a slower re…
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@"Lucas Carter" said: @Markmark said: The most insightful part of the podcast was NOT telling people about the 7th take. Also, not to make an over-reaching conclusion, but maybe having 5+ takes for many more people won't preclude t…
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The most insightful part of the podcast was NOT telling people about the 7th take. Also, not to make an over-reaching conclusion, but maybe having 5+ takes for many more people won't preclude them from t14.
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Long awaited!
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Thank you!
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@WouldRatherBeEating said: I'm interested in this! I'm happy to give feedback on any essays and am really looking for feedback on my PS Great!! I'll DM with my email.
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@Trusttheprocess said: PT 48 LR sections have them! Nice ty
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@FindingSage great response thanks!
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Nice thanks for the responses!
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I think you should get an email and you'll see on the front page of your LSAC account. There will be a big section describing your accommodations but you should get an e-mail first. I've heard of it taking as little as a few days.
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Hey I found someone so I'd like to close this post thank you all!
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Ah you have to Google search it. I just tried thx for letting me know
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@FindingSage said: This is a great post! I use a similiar method for approaching arguments except I use the "But what if..." I approach all questions that contain an argument this way, even strengthen and necessary assumption questions. Fo…
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@"Lucas Carter" Great post thank you!
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@OksYan2020 said: @Markmark , @NeverGiveUp-2 summed it up perfectly. For a lot of the 1-3 level difficulty questions, you begin recognizing the underlying structure of the stimulus, which not only allows you to predict the correct AC but also …
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@Defender said: I emailed LSAC today inquiring about its status. I’ll let you know what they say. I don’t know how/if you can see the processed UGPA. I assumed you can see it once it has processed because I’ve seen people post their actual g…
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Where do you see your ugpa average on LSAC? Mine just says 3.0-3.5 is that it?
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@OksYan2020 "you’ll begin to notice patterns and the so-called cookie cutter question types. Picking up on them will cut your time down by a lot, thereby allowing you to dedicate more time to the tougher questions." Hey so I've listened to the we…
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Ooo this is a sort of contested / debated theory, but in my experience the PTs in the 70s and 80s mix up the tricks they use in LR. In more recent tests there's a big emphasis on super hard wording, weird / bad grammar, and then even more referentia…
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@"Lucas Carter" said: Aldaily.com is a great source for articles! Wow I checked this out this seems perfect for rc practice!
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Hm I never thought about spending too much time in BR. If you find yourself taking forever, why is it taking you forever to answer a question? Maybe it's parsing logic or verbiage / grammar or eliminating answer choices. If so you have a few things …