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I just need help. This admissions stuff is crazy.I wish someone could hold my hand through this process and help me every step of the way. Does anyone tutor people on this stuff? God, help me. Di…
... is worth the time to do so. Do schools really like reading about ... this stuff?
They really do ... it's a thing we do...
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GRE Instead?What are the prospects of getting admitted to a law school that accepts the GRE? Is it really likely someone with only a GRE score can get admitted?
... proportion of schools may be reluctant to accept GRE scores as well ... scores from its applicants. I also seem to remember two T13 schools ... allowing GRE scores, but primarily for those ... -
⚖ Official July 2018 LSAT Discussion Thread ⚖Hey guys! Here's the official July 2018 LSAT Discussion Thread. Please keep all discussions of the July 2018 LSAT here! We know that everyone w…
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LSAC Announces Digital LSAT Launch Schedule"LSAT will be fully digital in North America starting September 2019" Full press release here: https://www.lsac.org/about/news/lsac-announces-dig…
... , maybe Jan). I do think that instant scores are a great idea ... else waits 6 weeks for scores for a major test?! -
What Questions Do You Have About Law School Admissions?Hi 7Sagers, I'm putting together a brand new admissions FAQ for our [admissions course](https://7sage.com/admissions/progress/), and I need your i…
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What Questions Do You Have About Law School Admissions?Hi 7Sagers, I'm putting together a brand new admissions FAQ for our [admissions course](https://7sage.com/admissions/progress/), and I need your i…
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[Over] Admissions Webinar + Editing Giveaway! Tues, Oct 16 @ 9 p.m. ETUPDATE Thanks for attending and leaving a comment, everyone! We assigned a number to everyone who left a comment for the edit once giveaway and th…
... post about applying to schools with LSAT scores while registered for a ... discussion about applying to safety schools before taking the next LSAT ... -
LSAT Addendum - What counts as "significant" score difference?I went to an UMich information session last week, and she raised an interesting point I hadn't previously considered regarding writing an LSAT addend…
I think so. Just keep it brief. I submitted one to each of my schools since my scores were pretty wonkey (159>164>174) -
LSAT Addendum - What counts as "significant" score difference?I went to an UMich information session last week, and she raised an interesting point I hadn't previously considered regarding writing an LSAT addend…
> @NotMyName said:
> I think so. Just keep it brief. I submitted one to each of my schools since my scores were pretty wonkey (159>164>174)
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Can I take the January LSAT and meet a February 15 Application Deadline?Hello everyone, I am planning on taking the January LSAT which is on the 26th, and some of my schools have an application deadline of February 15. W…
... score release dates, and schools receive updated scores automatically.
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Question about LR in PT84I'm taking the November 17th LSAT and took my second to last PT yesterday (PT 84). I felt incredibly discouraged after I saw my score of 162. I've be…
... a huge deviation from your average. You broke the 170 barrier ... fact is that your scoring average is on an upward trajectory ... will perform as your recent average of scores. As you suggested it ... at or above your recent average on test day. You already ... -
How many times should a person take the LSAT?Hello guys, I read somewhere that they take all your LSAT scores and average it out. Is that correct? So, should I try to only take it once? I've als…
It's a myth that schools average and has been dispelled many times. And as others said, take it until u get your dream score and don't sell yourself short. -
How many times should a person take the LSAT?Hello guys, I read somewhere that they take all your LSAT scores and average it out. Is that correct? So, should I try to only take it once? I've als…
> @eRetaker said:
> It's a myth that schools average and has been dispelled many times. And as others said, take it until u get your dream score and don't sell yourself short.
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March 2019 or LaterHello Everyone, I am registered to take LSAT next Saturday. I am currently scoring between 155 and 159. I completed about 50% of tests and noticed…
... July LSAT. Admissions for law schools doesn’t open until September ... heard that some Canadian schools average them (because Canadian schools aren’t part ... -
Is it possible to take the lsat too many times?Im planning on taking the june lsat and the September Test for good measure. The transition to digital has made me nervous on top of the fact that my…
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Is it possible to take the lsat too many times?Im planning on taking the june lsat and the September Test for good measure. The transition to digital has made me nervous on top of the fact that my…
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Law School Applications - Mediocre GPAHi, I graduated college about a year ago from a very good US school with a 3.3 GPA (it was a high stress college and took a toll on my mental health)…
... BROADLY to a range of schools (reaches, targets, and safeties). Check ... a realistic list of schools given. your scores. If you end up ... net to a range of schools, you maximize your chances of ... -
Retake or apply?I am sitting for the July LSAT, as most of know, we are allowed to see our score before deciding to cancel it. I was wondering what score would be a …
... is in your range of average PT scores, and it could potentially ... score is way below your average scores, let's say 138 and ... -
Professional and Academic Letters of RecHello! I graduated from college in May of 2017 and will be applying to law school this coming fall. Right now I have one academic and one profess…
... the requirements for the schools I plan to apply ... to, I see some schools strongly prefer two academic references ... letter is appropriate. What do schools typically consider as "some ...
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Should you apply with lower than median LSAT score before retaking in January?Hey there 7 Sager's! I'm sure there are a handful of you out there that are in a similar conundrum as I am. I took the LSAT in October, scored belo…
I was thinking the same thing, however applying in late January puts you at a larger disadvantage than does applying now and waiting for your January score, doesn't it? Or do schools not care when you submit your application if it is not complete? -
answer choices explanationWhat do the scores on top and the percents at the bottom of answer choices reflect? I tried to search for a previous explanation but could not find i…
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Those scores are the average PrepTest scores of people who chose ... that question and we average their PrepTest scores.
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LSAT:140 GPA:3.5Okay guys. I'm being super vulnerable here. After going through the 7Sage Curriculum and taking a Kaplan live course, the highest score out of three …
Also, some schools will take scores up until June! -
Advice on June LSAT Flex versus pushing the test backI have been studying with 7Sage for 6 months, with the first 3 months only spending about 1-2 hours per day. Recently with quarantine freeing up some…
... aren’t happy with your average PT scores then commit to July ... -
Problem Set Review Results AnalyticsHi all, I need some clarification on how to interpret the Review Results Analytics after problem sets are completed. After completing a problem se…
... the Answer Choices are the average PrepTest scores of people who chose ... that question and we average their PrepTest scores. It came out to ... ” or “Section” difficulty is an average of the individual questions’ difficulty ... -
Scores above the ACs?Hi everyone, it’s my first month of learning on 7Sage, so haven’t fully grasped all the numbers! Just noticed there are scores above the ACs on LR…
... the answer choices are the average PrepTest scores of people who chose ... that question and we average their PrepTest scores. It came out to ... -
LSAT Score Preview for First Time TakersLSAC announced that for first time takers, you can purchase the option to see your score before deciding whether you want to cancel. **Full text …
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Taking LSAT twiceCan it be harmful to take the LSAT twice? I took the flex in July and received a score I am content with. However, I know I can score up to 5-6 poi…
... sure if many schools are averaging scores now. Since schools are ranking-focused ... -
how important are optional statements, really?Knowing my own privileges, I don't want to try to pad my application with essays that falsely interpret minor difficulties and set backs as "adversit…
... school. A lot of schools offer multiple unique prompts i.e. "If ... -
Will there be a inflation of LSAT scores for 2021 admission cycle?In the recent months, I've seen posts on Reddit where people are PTing all time highs of 160+, right after the change to Flex. Not sure about here, b…
... LOT of really amazing scores applying for this cycle ... to the possible total of scores overall. ... I did ... years before ...), that the scores for women have increased recently ... group divide between 'average/poor' scores and 'phenomenal' scores. Adds pressure if ... -
Any shot at Georgetown?fd
Yes you do. Georgetown average GPA is a 3.7 or higher. Their average LSAT is, ironically, 168. Therefore, you are on the cusp of the GPA average, but sufficiently meet the LSAT requirement.
