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Should I choose the top five school or the tier 2 school that is giving me a full ride?As I have posted before, I was accepted into the University Chicago but it doesn't look like I'm going to have much help financially. However, I have…
... for posting this! gave me a good laugh too. The truth ... to work in a small city as a PD and get a good scholly, some ... lined up, but she did say OCI was kind of ... points and binders. It's a good convo starter.... lmao. It' ... t think I'd be a good mentor to tell you ... -
In pilot program, Harvard Law will accept GRE for admissionhttps://today.law.harvard.edu/gre/?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=hls-twitter-general I wonder how many other schools will ma…
LSAT will still be heavily weighted ... , you'll still need a high LSAT score to get into HLS.
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In pilot program, Harvard Law will accept GRE for admissionhttps://today.law.harvard.edu/gre/?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=hls-twitter-general I wonder how many other schools will ma…
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> LSAT will still be heavily weighted ... , you'll still need a high LSAT score to get into HLS.
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Where to start?Hello- I am planning to start studying for LSAT, trying to figure out a way to start, having a toddler is not easy in managing time. I have a 3.2…
... start studying for LSAT, trying to figure out a way to start ... ; I have a 3.2 GPA and want to get in good school ... ultimate + package as well. The good thing about the videos is ... drills till you understand and get a good grasp of the concepts and ... -
New to this - General QuestionI am going through the trial material right now and have already decided to postpone my test until the fall. What I am wondering is how intuitive is …
... Understanding the nuances of the Lsat is different for everyone but ... course will automatically guarantee a perfect LSAT score, but 7Sage will help ... to the curriculum at a later date to really ... > @partyondudes said:
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Advice on whether to write in September or December?Hey everyone, I started the CC in January, and I have only completed 23% (Ultimate+). I paid for the June test thinking I would be ready, but obv…
... are not meeting your score range goal by the ... date. I am in a similar situation as you in ... another year to reach a higher LSAT score as well as gain ... pros and cons for waiting a year, and maybe you ... you is not something that anyone else can definitively know. ... -
What Kind of Job Can I Obtain at a Firm Pre-Law School?So I have been pondering trying to obtain a low level, entry position in a law firm before I actually go to law school in 2018. I don't really have a…
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> well im a full time paralegal, pay is ... do, so if you can get a good paralegal job, with an attorney ... /> That sounds awesome! Did they guarantee you a position after you finish ... ? Did you manage to ... -
Give an example?Hey Everyone, Could anyone give me an example (whether on some test or just an example you could make up) of this valid form: A --> C B --> …
... 't study hard, did not get a 180 on the LSAT. Or among the ... ones who didn't get a ... or maybe this is just a bad example, either way please ... -
RC Practice materials suggestionsHi all, I just began the RC section of the curriculum, and I'm finding it sort of pointless to study along with the videos without having the pas…
... to learn RC is to get a good understanding of how to approach ... methods out there (7Sage, Manhattan, LSAT Trainer, RC Bible, Powerscore, etc ... />
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Im confused with Relative vs absolute flaw questionsRelative v. absolute A is faster than B, therefore A is fast. Well, not necessarily. A is faster than B in relative terms. It doesn’t imply that A i…
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> A is faster than B, therefore ... fast. Well, not necessarily. A is faster than B in ... . It doesn’t imply that A is fast in absolute terms ...
