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This article weirdly motivates me...It's a good read and hopefully it will motivate some of you like it did for me for some reason. https://psychology.berkeley.edu/news/intense-pre…
It really is kinda cool, isn't it? I have never read that taking the MCAT or the GRE does that. -
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?
An old friend of mine just got into Harvard with her GRE score... so, it's possible. If you're great at math and you're ok with applying only to schools who accept the GRE, take it instead. -
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?
... whether someone who has only GRE score(s) is _likely_ to ... may be reluctant to accept GRE scores as well. I believe ... remember two T13 schools allowing GRE scores, but primarily for those ... -
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?
... school that accepts the GRE? Is it really likely ... well on practice LSATs the GRE could make sense.
GRE you are shooting ... concerned by applying as a GRE only applicant.
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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?
I think the GW incident is that the school suddenly reversed its decision to accept the GRE. -
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?
I don't think anyone really knows. But I speculate that if a school is accepting you with only a GRE score, then they were likely to have admitted you even if you had applied with an LSAT score below 50th. -
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?
There really is no baseline for GRE, so it is difficult to know what score you will need in order to gain admission. At least with the LSAT, you have a general idea of what score you will need for each school in order to be admitted. -
Removal of the LSAT requirementDo you guys think they will remove the LSAT as an admissions requirement? I've ran into a couple of articles about the ABA removing it as a requireme…
I seriously doubt it, other than for some of the schools who will accept the GRE. As of now, the ABA requires that each school has to have a standardized ("valid and reliable") evaluation of each applicant. I don't think this will change any time soon. -
Ugh I'm too slow at PAI and strengthening questionsIt takes me about 5.5--6.5 minutes to do a set of four PAI questions (without bubbling in the answers). So while I'm not doing terribly on time, I'd …
Thanks, @Louislepauvre!
And @stubbsbernard6 I actually just commented on your post! I don't think that it's going anywhere any time soon, other than to sub it out for the GRE at some schools. -
Removal of the LSAT requirementDo you guys think they will remove the LSAT as an admissions requirement? I've ran into a couple of articles about the ABA removing it as a requireme…
I was even thinking of prepping for the GRE as well just to be cautious of any drastic change between now and then. -
Removal of the LSAT requirementDo you guys think they will remove the LSAT as an admissions requirement? I've ran into a couple of articles about the ABA removing it as a requireme…
... said something like, "Screw the GRE, we have the LSAT!" and ... -
Removal of the LSAT requirementDo you guys think they will remove the LSAT as an admissions requirement? I've ran into a couple of articles about the ABA removing it as a requireme…
Even if they just end up taking only the GRE, I can live with that. But to remove the standardized exam requirement from law school admissions period would be too much for me. -
LSAT skills fade with time? Importance of LSAT after law schoolSo just wanted to get some input and see what you guys think about whether LSAT skills fade over time. Now, apparently the LSAT is supposed to a rigo…
... being phased out by the GRE by Harvard and other us ... -
LSAT skills fade with time? Importance of LSAT after law schoolSo just wanted to get some input and see what you guys think about whether LSAT skills fade over time. Now, apparently the LSAT is supposed to a rigo…
... being phased out by the GRE by Harvard and other us ... schools are now taking the GRE. The thing is I am ... getting a good GMAT and GRE score, but in some ways ... JD/MBA and now submitting GRE scores and a few students ... they didn’t allow the GRE. In some ways it just ... -
LSAT skills fade with time? Importance of LSAT after law schoolSo just wanted to get some input and see what you guys think about whether LSAT skills fade over time. Now, apparently the LSAT is supposed to a rigo…
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I personally think the GRE makes a lot of sense ... 'll have to take the GRE for your other degree, so ... tests. But as far as GRE for law school only... I ... -
New and electronic LSATsWord on the street is that LSAC is making some changes. The move to electronic exams has been in the works but I hadn’t heard the LSAT was thinking o…
... shorter, adaptive exam like the GRE (highly doubt that though), then ... -
New and electronic LSATsWord on the street is that LSAC is making some changes. The move to electronic exams has been in the works but I hadn’t heard the LSAT was thinking o…
... people. When I took the GRE it was such a chill ... -
Should I augment my LG studying since the LSAT is going digital?I haven't seen much info about how takers are expected to do LG on the computer, but I have to surmise it will be much different than what everyone i…
... the traditional paper format. the GRE's has been computerized for ... -
Should I still apply? Top 14First off, I appreciate any advise and help that you guys are able to provide. I am very stressed at this point because my main goal was to get into …
... /> I would advise against the GRE, unless for some specific reason ... LSAT PT percentiles with your GRE percentile. If there is a ... schools or less accept the GRE and very few students have ... to law schools with the GRE score.
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ABA Legal Ed council approves proposed rule change to end admission test requirementThere are apparently some big changes in place for law school admission testing requirements. Interesting times ahead indeed. Let's stay focused and …
... of applicants who took the GRE, GMAT, etc. with a decent ... -
am i tripping? (november lsat)Hello people! I took the June diagnostic LSAT and scored a 157 with absolutely no prep and haven been out of the standardized test game for about 4 y…
... grad school exams like the GRE and the GMAT. Law school ... -
Reporting non-LSAT standardized test scores?UC Irvine's application states: > Other than the LSAT, have you taken another standardized test? If so, please provide the following information b…
... wanted any graduate level tests (GRE, TOEFL, MCAT) etc. I specifically ... -
✨ Official September 2018 LSAT Discussion Thread ✨Hey 7Sagers, Here's the official September 2018 LSAT Discussion Thread. <center><font color="red">**Please keep all discussions of the Septemb…
... 23 schools are accepting the GRE in lieu of LSAT including ... , I might just take the GRE and if high enough submit ... same thing. The thing with GRE way easier to study for ... -
✨ Official September 2018 LSAT Discussion Thread ✨Hey 7Sagers, Here's the official September 2018 LSAT Discussion Thread. <center><font color="red">**Please keep all discussions of the Septemb…
@aholtzer I don't think this's too meaningful. Once you have an LSAT score schools have to report it. And since GRE is still not currently used in ranking, it won't offset the influence too much. -
✨ Official September 2018 LSAT Discussion Thread ✨Hey 7Sagers, Here's the official September 2018 LSAT Discussion Thread. <center><font color="red">**Please keep all discussions of the Septemb…
... 23 schools are accepting the GRE in lieu of LSAT ... easier to study for the GRE than the LSAT .
... only accept I think 2 GRE applicants. There are also ... , then theyll accept the GRE. But if you've ... an LSAT administered test, then GRE is moot. I think ... -
✨ Official September 2018 LSAT Discussion Thread ✨Hey 7Sagers, Here's the official September 2018 LSAT Discussion Thread. <center><font color="red">**Please keep all discussions of the Septemb…
... more schools will accept the GRE in lieu of LSAT or ... taking both the GMAT or GRE or colleges taking both the ... happens and possibly take the GRE as well instead of another ... the verbal section of the GRE. -
✨ Official September 2018 LSAT Discussion Thread ✨Hey 7Sagers, Here's the official September 2018 LSAT Discussion Thread. <center><font color="red">**Please keep all discussions of the Septemb…
... a matter of time that GRE will also factor into the ... LSAT you cant submit a GRE. Wasnt willing to totally chance ... definitely plan on taking the GRE after studying and seeing what ... also think studying for the GRE will feel way easier than ... -
✨ Official September 2018 LSAT Discussion Thread ✨Hey 7Sagers, Here's the official September 2018 LSAT Discussion Thread. <center><font color="red">**Please keep all discussions of the Septemb…
... 23 schools are accepting the GRE in lieu of LSAT including ... easier to study for the GRE than the LSAT .
GRE score. Law schools began accepting ... the GRE after the University of Arizona ... -
✨ Official September 2018 LSAT Discussion Thread ✨Hey 7Sagers, Here's the official September 2018 LSAT Discussion Thread. <center><font color="red">**Please keep all discussions of the Septemb…
GRE scores already play a role ... relevant quote: "Median LSAT and GRE scores (0.125): These are ... , U.S. News used median GRE scores in combination with LSAT ... -
Is it better/easier/more strategic to take the GRE rather than the LSAT?hey all, so i've been really grappling with this question. 11 out of the top 15 law schools accept the GRE - Harvard, Chicago, Columbia, NYU, UVA,…
... ) those people took only the GRE and (2) the figure is ... incoming class took only the GRE and managed to get accepted ... your friend took only the GRE and was admitted to Harvard ... to make it with the GRE only, then by all means ...
