HitBox
| Word | Docs | Hits |
|---|---|---|
| accounting | 149 | 164 |
| firm | 1.2K | 1.6K |
-
how much do you study? what do you do to focus?i generally study at least 3 hours a day. i felt that 3 hours a day would be sufficient for me because i am fast learner and my attention span does n…
... the unscheduled OT a law firm offers. I'm often too ... -
Work ExperienceHey Everyone, I just graduated from University (April 2014) and am planning to write the LSAT September 2014. However, I will not be entering law …
... at a private/corporate law firm. I know one or two ... -
Work ExperienceHey Everyone, I just graduated from University (April 2014) and am planning to write the LSAT September 2014. However, I will not be entering law …
You could apply to paralegal jobs. That's the route I took, and I know many of the paralegals at my firm plan to go to law school. It's a great way to get legal experience and also think about the reasons you actually want (or don't want) to be a lawyer. -
Work ExperienceHey Everyone, I just graduated from University (April 2014) and am planning to write the LSAT September 2014. However, I will not be entering law …
I was a paralegal without a certificate. Depends on the firm. Mine taught me everything to be a paralegal in their business, but if I went somewhere else the expectations might be different. -
Work ExperienceHey Everyone, I just graduated from University (April 2014) and am planning to write the LSAT September 2014. However, I will not be entering law …
That's what all the paralegals at my firm say. When it actually pertains to the procedural elements of practicing the law, they (paralegals) are much more competent than most attorneys--especially newer attorneys fresh out of law school. -
Parallel Method of Reasoning QuestionsI am ok on Parallel Method of Reasoning questions. But, I occasionally encounter those confusing PMRs. So, I am a little bit confused that are we par…
... />
These questions require a firm grasp on argument structure/how ... -
Scores on retake PTsI just got a 177 on PT 67 in a proctored environment. :D I don't know how accurate this score is since I've taken the test before (out of takes!) an…
You should see my post...I just turned in my notice at the firm. :( -
Scores on retake PTsI just got a 177 on PT 67 in a proctored environment. :D I don't know how accurate this score is since I've taken the test before (out of takes!) an…
I worked at a firm, too. It was an entry level position. Not like you were an attorney! Focus on the most important test of your life. -
Working and Studyingretaking LSAT in September, last time i took the test i was not prepared (3 months was not long enough) anyways i'm looking for those who have stud…
I tried to do this. Personally, it didn't work for me.. (See my discussion thread). In fact, my last day at the firm is tomorrow. Anyhow, I wish you all good luck! -
Feeling depressedHey Fellow Sagers, Iv'e been studying for the exam now for over a month, but I really don't see any results. I can't break a 140! My goal is not to…
... ? Taking prep tests without a firm base isn't really the ... -
Quit my job to make time for the LSAT (not recommended for the faint of heart)... :)Decided to take a sabbatical from work (well, technically quit) to focus on the test. Time to own the LSAT.
Last day at the firm...it wasn't as scary as I had thought. Now I'm absolutely excited to get started on the studying! Woot! -
Specialty Law Program RankingsI just thought I would throw this question out to the community in hopes of getting a question answered. I am currently planning on studying health c…
... of recruiting for a law firm that is "number 1" in ... a great addition to your firm, maintain/exceed the legal standard ... , culture, and demands your particular firm has. Do you hire a ... -
Is doing paralegal before law school advisable?Hi all, First of all, thank you for reading this post. My question is whether or not doing paralegal would provide any clues to determining whet…
It's definitly worth it OP. I would advocate trying to obtain some sort of exposure to a law firm before going to law school. If you don't like it, it'll save you a lot of money. -
September vs December LSAT/ Scholarship vs Rankings.Hey, everyone, I'm kind of at a crossroads with LSAT prep and potentially where I should go to law school. I'd love to know what you guys think! …
... in a bigwig corporate law firm, a low tier law school ... ended up in the same firm doing the same type of ... with a big name law firm." -
Ok, I don't feel ready. Should I withdraw from September test?I am taking LSAT this coming Saturday. I have been panicking and stressed out for the past 3 weeks and came to a decision to take another LSAT next …
... currently working at a top firm in the area after (1st ... -
Time Management: Balancing a full-time career and LSAT studiesCarving out time for LSAT studies is getting to be pretty specious. It is definitely plausible balancing work with studying on its face...however, it…
... full-time at my law firm and studying for the test ... -
Shorter Version of Blind Review?Hi All - I have been wondering about this for a while. Instead of going back and redoing every questions we're unsure of on a PT.... What about…
... . It's given me a firm idea of what questions to ... -
I am really discouraged, any advice will be greatly appreciated.Hi Everyone. I started studying LSAT by using 7sage since June in the summer. I just started doing Prep Test last Monday. However, my first prep test…
... through alive is having a firm grasp of the Argument (i ... -
Getting better at LR questionsHello, everyone! I have been spending a lot of my time really grinding and mastering the LG section. I felt this section needed the most improvem…
... the tentmakers are seeing how firm your grasp is of the ... you don't have a firm grasp of the stimulus, you ... -
How much improvement is possible in 2 weeks?As we near the 2 weeks mark from the December LSAT, I, as sure as others, are wondering really how much can one expect to improve in this time? My la…
... more longer term (but more firm and doable) goal for yourself ... -
Particularly DisappointedHi everyone! I usually don't post on here (I read a majority of them, however) but I am feeling a little down and out lately, and was hoping to ge…
... . This really gives me a firm foundation of where I need ... -
Cardozo PT or FT?!Hello fellow 7sagers, I have pretty much decided to attend Cardozo Law and really like the idea of doing their Part time program and beginning 1L in…
I mean if ur mom works for a big law firm and says they look less on PT students... I would go FT, and I believe in general PT is only recommended if you can only do PT -
Only around 70 questions, how can I keep drilling?If you check my posts, most topics are worries about burning questions. It is usually mentioned not to burn PTs from 38+ until you drill previous que…
... /weaken/etc without having a firm grasp of the argument core ... -
Core CurriculumI've noticed that working on the problem sets at the end of each section is very time consuming. 15 mins for each problem set is fine but 15 mins to…
... 12, but you have a firm understanding, than that's way ... 6 and not having a firm understanding. :) -
Finished basic course. Upgraded to advanced course. Best way to attack?Hi I took the December LSAT after studying using the beginner course (and disappointed), now I plan on taking the June LSAT. I purchased the upgraded…
I don't know where you are at. But I agree with @emli1000. Maybe redo the curriculum to get a firm understanding of the basics. And focus on problem question types. Furthermore, I think BR is extremely important to improvement. It's helped me immensely. -
Studying, Working, and Personal Life BalanceHello everyone! Lately I have been struggling to fully devout myself to studying. I just can’t seem to find the time. Currently, I just completed…
... -time job at a law firm, graduated undergrad a couple years ... -
Is doing paralegal before law school advisable?Hi all, First of all, thank you for reading this post. My question is whether or not doing paralegal would provide any clues to determining whet…
... now at a big NYC firm. I was "interested" in law ...
