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LSAC GPAMultipart question here: -Does anyone know if, when looking at the Academic Summary Report, LSAC relies on the Degree Summary GPA or the Cumulativ…
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My phone chat Q&A with a T14 admissions officerHi, I won't disclose which school I was talking to for the sake of their privacy. However, I will disclose the questions I asked in hopes it will ben…
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Law School AppSome law school applications open up on September 1 but when do law school begin looking at applications?
It depends by school. Some do it as they start rolling in. Some start in bunches in November. Some start in November but review them in order. That is a good question for an admissions officer if you go and speak with them. -
Does 7Sage Still Hold Office Hours for Admissions Questions?Would like to jump on the call and ask several questions. Thanks!
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Applying with low GPA, current 156 LSATHi all, wondering if any of you think there's a whispering hope for a 3.0 GPA in a science degree with honours and a current 156 lsat. I will be writ…
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law school not getting my recent LSAT scoreHi there, I got a decent score on my latest score that allows me to have a good chance in getting to the Canadian law school I'm hoping for. Howev…
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I've heard in an admissions officer webinar that you should explain any noticeable gaps in resume and 1.5 years is definitely a big one. -
Pass/Fail in ApplicationGiven the Coronavirus, FSU has given the students the option to choose to take whatever class on a P/F (or S/U) basis. Would It look bad to have a…
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Do I need to send my masters degree or PhD transcripts to CAS or WES or OLSAS?Hi, This might be a stupid question to those who are familiar with law school application process. However I am a very confused international stud…
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Do I need to send my masters degree or PhD transcripts to CAS or WES or OLSAS?Hi, This might be a stupid question to those who are familiar with law school application process. However I am a very confused international stud…
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Worried my GPA won't be considered in contextI don't know if anyone here can help me out with this, but it's something that has been nagging me since I took the LSAT in November. I went to a sma…
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Retaking a 174?The consensus online seems to be that retaking is always a good idea if you can do better, but I've been told by an extremely qualified and experienc…
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Thoughts on a GPA addendum for non-traditional student? (some very specific questions)I'm 9 years out of undergraduate and 6 years out of graduate school. My GPA is the same from both, but I don't think it reflects what I am capable of…
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Thoughts on a GPA addendum for non-traditional student? (some very specific questions)I'm 9 years out of undergraduate and 6 years out of graduate school. My GPA is the same from both, but I don't think it reflects what I am capable of…
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any chance at all?Hello, I have a UGPA of 2.3 and I am an "old man" at 52 who was an idiot as a kid. I'd like to go to law school and I'm wondering if it is imposs…
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Waiting game: apps inAnyone else trying to come to terms with how to stay calm and patient while we to see how all of the pieces of the puzzle will come together? Want to…
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"Strongly suggested" LSAT Addenda?Just going out on a limb here... I presume that "strongly suggested" in the context of the application instructions means that you definitely should …
@rjp12345 Thanks for your input! Yeah what I have is 2 sentences. I think I just second guess myself because I would gladly provide one if asked for but I'm always trying to think if an admissions officer would say "sooooooo...why did you write this?" lol -
Is it worth going?I have some T30 acceptances already and one of them gave me full tuition+stipend. I was thrilled when I got the offer– it's in a region where I want …
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Include Corona Virus as reason for unemployment on Resume?Hey everyone! I'm finishing up my resume right now and just wondering if I should mention the pandemic as the reason for my unemployment? Post-gradua…
Speaking as a former admissions officer, you can explain a gap in your resume by including an Employment Gap Addendum in your application. It provides context and helps the admissions committee interpret what they are seeing in your resume and application. -
Character and Fitness QuestionHey everybody, I'm doing my final rounds of application checks and a thought popped into my head regarding the C and F Addendum. So I was cited f…
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Include Corona Virus as reason for unemployment on Resume?Hey everyone! I'm finishing up my resume right now and just wondering if I should mention the pandemic as the reason for my unemployment? Post-gradua…
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Getting Letters of RecommendationI am bit unsure about getting letters of recommendation. I am an undergrad in engineering school (in my 4th year) who is looking at going to law scho…
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Help! Missed (two!!) law school information webinars after I registered- what do I do?I need some advice. I have missed not one, but TWO informational webinars for the same school. I am incredibly embarrassed and don't know what to say…
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Getting LoR from PhD student Instructor?At my university a lot of the 3000 level courses are taught by PhD students and those classes happen to be the smallest and where I’ve been able to i…
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Withdraw or not?Some accidents happened to my CAS Report and it probably will not be complete until mid-April. I am thinking about 1) just not do anything and see wh…
... former admissions officer, I conferred with my colleagues presently in admissions about this ... . These are all positive. The admissions reviewer will be able to ... -
Withdraw or not?Some accidents happened to my CAS Report and it probably will not be complete until mid-April. I am thinking about 1) just not do anything and see wh…
Different admissions folks may have different opinions ... the next cycle. As an admissions officer, I will be reviewing the ... give you an offer of admissions based on these materials last ... comparison. In the end, the admissions reader wants to feel that ... -
My admissions experience + waitlist adviceHola all I'm Mark I got a 169 in October and had around 20 apps ready to fire away as soon as I got my test results back. I'd like to share my result…
Former admissions officer here. You can put down a deposit at your best current option. If you eventually get off the waitlist at your dream school, you can withdraw from the deposited school. This is not uncommon. Good luck! -
Letters of Recommendations - when to askHi there - I am applying this year’s cycle for entry in 2022, and just trying to get ahead of all materials needed for when the applications open. Do…
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My admissions experience + waitlist adviceHola all I'm Mark I got a 169 in October and had around 20 apps ready to fire away as soon as I got my test results back. I'd like to share my result…
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