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T-14 Splitters, Extenuating CircumstancesHi All, Saw a few posts on T-14 chances for splitters. What difference (if any) does URM status make? Same question for an addendum (father was h…
... top LSAT score as a splitter for the T14—even as ... -
Improving my score and other soul crushing LSAT related questionsHi everyone, So, I'm currently studying for the LSAT (obvs). I originally planned on taking it in October, then pushed it back to December. And n…
@splitter said:
Has anyone who ... ?
Hi Splitter,
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Improving my score and other soul crushing LSAT related questionsHi everyone, So, I'm currently studying for the LSAT (obvs). I originally planned on taking it in October, then pushed it back to December. And n…
@splitter said:
I've taken ... to go by.
@splitter said:
hit my 173 ... -
Oct vs. Dec 2015 TestJust sat to write the Dec. I did a look back at october LR's section to compare. In October, only 1 argument part-role question and 0 main point qu…
I'm with you splitter! I missed only 6 total ... -
Got same LSAT score three times.Not only is this extremely embarrassing but the worst part is that I really felt I had improved. I wouldn't mind if it was a high score but I got a 1…
... love GPA and are reverse splitter friendly are very good choices ... -
Reverse splitter friendly schools?anyone have a list of schools that weigh or prefer UGPA more than Lsat? That would be awesome thanks
Also when you look at the graphs on LSN the reverse splitter friendly schools will have a broader horizontal distribution while the splitter friendly schools (like NU) will be much more vertical in their distribution. -
What do YOU do to stay motivated?And I don't mean just for the LSAT - for anything. Do you unwind with some TV? What shows do you watch? Do you snack or grab some coffee? Run aro…
... out and got a civil engineering degree. That's when I ... -
The 6+ years of experience question in Personal Statement webinar by David BusisHi everyone. Just attended an amazing webinar by David Busis about writing law school essays. However, the questions round had to be limited to 20 mi…
... lawyer or because your software engineering job went to China and ... -
Learning from mistakesI've found that I'm very stubborn when I take a PT and BR questions. But the problem is when I review the question and listen to the explanation, eve…
... you need to start reverse engineering it a bit more and ... -
Back by Popular Demand: The Old-Timer's Thread (30+ only, valid form of ID required)Hey everybody, Since many people have been clamoring for this I thought I'd start a new thread for the older and non-traditional future lawyers am…
@"noobie1" I have an undergraduate engineering degree and worked in the ... -
Back by Popular Demand: The Old-Timer's Thread (30+ only, valid form of ID required)Hey everybody, Since many people have been clamoring for this I thought I'd start a new thread for the older and non-traditional future lawyers am…
@"Chipster Study" With your engineering and medical background, you should ... -
I got in...so, now what?Hi All, I'm happy to report that I received an email on Friday that I was accepted to one of the schools to which I applied. I'm waiting to hear o…
... I'm a low-high splitter since LSAT is "more important ... -
How to decide?Hello all, I am really stuck on how to decide which school to attend. My top choice school is not giving me a lot of money but is in the top 50. M…
... a strong background in electrical engineering or certain kinds of computer ... -
advice about following curriculum from an impatient studentI just wanted to put this out there for anyone who might have done/is doing what I just did in my study process. Just to give a small preface, I'm ge…
... a T20 school as a splitter because of my LSAT score ... -
Are all GPAs created equal?Hello, all! I hope all is well. I'll keep this brief: we're busy individuals, after all. What I believe my question boils down to is this: how …
... .7 GPA, and a chemical engineering major graduated with a 3 ... the individual with a chemical engineering degree. But, this is all ... -
Mac vs PCHi everyone, This is for current law students if there any still lurking around. Are you using a PC or Mac laptop for law school? What are some…
... current laptop is really an engineering marvel: 14", ~3.5 pounds ... -
Leveraging your acceptance letters/scholarshipsi was wondering what peoples thoughts were. Basically taking an acceptance from one school and show it to competitor schools in hopes of the competit…
... worried is because im a splitter. i did really bad my ... -
Is it silly to work towards a high lsat to compensate for a really low gpa?Hi 7sagers, A little bit of background. I have a 2.4 ugpa. Needless to say, my chances ride or die by my score on the LSAT. After working as a par…
Your goal is to ne an extream splitter. A high LSAT score can open doors you never thought possible! -
Editor David Busis, Spivey Consulting, or Something Else?Fellow 7Sagers, I have a dilemma on my hands and I'd like your advice on how best to resolve it. I'm especially interested in hearing the opinions o…
... do end up becoming a "splitter" after the September LSAT and ... chance I will remain a "splitter" after the December LSAT, as ... -
What is considered a strong soft in law school applications if you don't have an UG GPA?I am aware that the most important factors in the law school admissions are LSAT scores and undergraduate GPA. However I don't have an undergraduate …
... the other" like a reverse splitter (low LSAT, high GPA) would ... -
What is considered a strong soft in law school applications if you don't have an UG GPA?I am aware that the most important factors in the law school admissions are LSAT scores and undergraduate GPA. However I don't have an undergraduate …
... PhD from a top US engineering school and work experience in ... -
Editor David Busis, Spivey Consulting, or Something Else?Fellow 7Sagers, I have a dilemma on my hands and I'd like your advice on how best to resolve it. I'm especially interested in hearing the opinions o…
... to end up as a splitter with that high of a ... end up as a reverse splitter, but consultants are equally helpful ... -
Need help making sense of the logic lessons - How useful and practical they are?Hi, there! I'm what some universities call a "mature student". I have a full time job, I have two small kids, a house to take care of. So my "free" t…
... with $90k as a super splitter off of a February score ... -
Splitters, unite!Any splitters in the house? (High LSAT/Low GPA) or better yet, any splitter with a success story? :D
HOPEFULLY I'll be a splitter for HYS; my GPA is below their medians, though not by too much. 3.65. 173 is the goal score for June. If I don't hit it, I'll try one last time in September. -
Splitters, unite!Any splitters in the house? (High LSAT/Low GPA) or better yet, any splitter with a success story? :D
Haha ... Yup, that's me. Splitter success FTW! -
How your soft helps admission?Hi! I may not be a typical LSAT student at least in terms of age. I graduated from college in 2002 (Mechanical Engineering) and received a Master’s d…
... if my background (PhD in engineering, research paper publications, grant funding ... -
Currently freaking outI took my cold diagnostic a couple of weeks ago and got a 152 w/ -18 in lg, -7 and -6 in lr, and -7 in rc. I've been self studying for about 2 weeks…
@AstralCzarina said:
I'm just worried I won't be able to improve to a 169 by September.
Maybe not by Sept but my diagnostic was 152 and I ended up with a 170. Headed to NU with $90k this fall as a super splitter. -
Considerations of UG major in law school admission decisionHow do law schools view "unique" UG majors? I'm coming from a science background (materials engineering to be specific) and I'm wondering if my backg…
... 't see your major, especially engineering, posing a disadvantage to your ... in law school with an engineering degree. They tend to practice ...
