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@LSAT_Wrecker said: Going this weekend to see it. Really looking forward to it ENJOY!
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@"surfy surf" said: I had that moment when I watched Seeing Allred on Netflix havent seen the RBG movie yet oooo another good one.
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While I am not 'Big Law or Bust', it is definitely not something I am opposed to. Frankly it's because of the $$$. Sure I could make that same amount of money doing something else like going into Medicine, Finance or Engineering but none of those tr…
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I think you would definitely still have a chance with a 170 and 3.6 GPA at a T14 school. See ranking information here: https://7sage.com/top-law-school-admissions/ Like others said above a T14 definitely helps your chances at Big Law but a well-k…
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@AshleighK said: @tringo335 said: @AshleighK said: @tringo335 said: @AshleighK said: @tringo335 said: …
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@AshleighK said: @tringo335 said: @AshleighK said: @tringo335 said: I'm going in order with each individual game. I feel like if I did a group of a bunch at one time I'd master those but th…
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@AshleighK said: @tringo335 said: I'm going in order with each individual game. I feel like if I did a group of a bunch at one time I'd master those but then after doing a bunch of another I'd forget the tricks in the types I just …
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I've learned to set a schedule and stick to it no matter what. And then just take it one day at a time. If I think about an entire week of studying and working I want to give up but if I tell myself - ok its Tuesday that means two hours of studying …
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I'm going in order with each individual game. I feel like if I did a group of a bunch at one time I'd master those but then after doing a bunch of another I'd forget the tricks in the types I just mastered. I plan on going back and doing a bunch of …
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@LCMama2017 said: @tringo335 said: @LCMama2017 said: Hey! Good luck! When I had my second I stayed home for a few months and thought I would start studying for the LSAT while she napped on me. She wa…
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@LCMama2017 said: Hey! Good luck! When I had my second I stayed home for a few months and thought I would start studying for the LSAT while she napped on me. She was such a good baby and she napped so much that I thought why not? Well, …
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@"Michaela.Pratt1" said: It seems like it’d be a stretch and when you have your interview and/or anyone from the school looks into it, it may come across as dishonest. I agree ... if you were to mark it and then show up for an interview it p…
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This link should help http://www.top-law-schools.com/urm-applicant-faq.html
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WAAAAAA???!!! they are really getting desperate out there
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@LindseyDC said: You know what! That WAS my goal. Until I had the baby - which was my first. The being up every 2-3 hours constantly completely altered my plans. Not only did that not happen, it took the entire 6 weeks to get back to normal ag…
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@FixedDice said: What's your target score (range)? And are you starting fresh with studying? Or have you already completed the CC?
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Hi there; welcome to 7Sage! Here's hoping you join because it really is a wealth of valuable information. To answer our question, no there is no book to purchase. All information is available for purchase is utilized online and through PDFs.
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In regards to consideration for law school apps, no.
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Definitely don't worry about retaining things in the CC. It will be impossible to do so. Also, don't worry if it's taking too long. I've heard top scorers on this forum note that the best thing they did in achieving a top score was spending months o…
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Definitely don't lower your standards. You are still in the running especially for 'splitter' schools. I hear Northwestern is pretty favorable to splitters. By chance are you a URM? This will also give you a leg up. This article may shed some more …
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The above posts are definitely correct a premise does not always have to have an indicator and I've found the toughest questions don't have them but a lot of times there are key words that introduce the premise, the conclusion and context. I jotted …
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31 here and wont be starting for several years ... don't worry all the young ones wish they could be cool like us (at least thats what I tell myself :-P)
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While I've yet to see it (plan to this week) I imagine RBG will be a pretty motivating movie for me at this time in my studies. I also like the Pursuit of Happyness. One of the best scenes below:
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It's widely known that amongst all post bacc degrees, when it comes to law schools ranking really does matter in the job search. That being said though, if you're set on staying in that region, you can most likely get away with a well-known school i…
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Never ever too old. And this will more than likely extend your life - keeping busy has a way of doing that. I have seen several articles of people in their 70s getting their JDs. Why not you?
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@"Seeking Perfection" said: So by attracting more conservative applicants when there are more conservative judges, law schools get a boost in their clerkship numbers without actually getting any better at placing clerks. Ooo that would be …
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@"Habeas Porpoise" said: Oh yeah, ATL rankings are solid. Thanks for posting! I believe the data they use is more current, too. I remember them mentioning it in their podcast -- that USN's rankings are based on data that's two years older t…
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@"Habeas Porpoise" said: @tringo335 said: How true do you think this mention is from the article?: "It’s hard for me to look at these numbers and not see the invisible hand of #MAGA supremacy at play. As Trump and McConnel…
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Its my understanding that Non-Traditional students fall in the category of being out of undergrad for more than several years. I've always thought of them as late 20s and up.
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How true do you think this mention is from the article?: "It’s hard for me to look at these numbers and not see the invisible hand of #MAGA supremacy at play. As Trump and McConnell take over the federal judiciary, it’s interesting to me that more …