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"Exceptional Circumstances"Hello, I will be applying for law school in September for early admissions at a few schools. During my undergrad I lost my mother unexpectedly…
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Should I Write Addendum for Low LSAT score?Hi guys! So I was considering writing an addendum for my low LSAT scores. I ask if I should or not because I do not have a valid reason (for exam…
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Personal Statement QuestionThe personal statement draft I've been working on focuses on my advocacy work experience and the ups and downs I've faced during them. I was wonderin…
... PS to provide the admissions reader with new information. Don't ... following questions for the admissions reader:
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How long into your studying until you could internalize what each question is asking, quickly?Most of the time when I slow down and read the question aloud I understand the logic and the reasoning. But when I try to do problem sets under timed…
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Digital LSAT Tester Live (Public Beta)The digital tester is in public beta! Everyone can use the digital tester for any PTs they have access to on their account. When you're ready to t…
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Malcom Gladwell takes the LSATBelow is a link to Gladwell's podcast (part 1) where he talks about his experience taking the LSAT. There's still another part to come but the pod en…
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Malcom Gladwell takes the LSATBelow is a link to Gladwell's podcast (part 1) where he talks about his experience taking the LSAT. There's still another part to come but the pod en…
... frustrating. I'm a slow reader, but RC is my best ... common. And even a slow reader like me who can sometimes ... -
Malcom Gladwell takes the LSATBelow is a link to Gladwell's podcast (part 1) where he talks about his experience taking the LSAT. There's still another part to come but the pod en…
... common. And even a slow reader like me who can sometimes ... -
Malcom Gladwell takes the LSATBelow is a link to Gladwell's podcast (part 1) where he talks about his experience taking the LSAT. There's still another part to come but the pod en…
... common. And even a slow reader like me who can sometimes ... -
Malcom Gladwell takes the LSATBelow is a link to Gladwell's podcast (part 1) where he talks about his experience taking the LSAT. There's still another part to come but the pod en…
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Accommodation/extra time, so unfairI have seen a few posts here and on other forums about accommodation, didn't think much about them back then. But now as the July exam is within 2 we…
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same personal statementDo you guys use the same personal statement when you are reapplying to the same law schools for the next cycle?
... the end) so the admissions reader sees that you made a ... -
Patterns in LR QuestionsIn every webinar and in most student testimonials, people mention identification of patterns as being one of the key processes to answering quickly a…
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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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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…
Since the admissions reader will have access to all your GPAs in the CAS Report when evaluating your resume, it is not necessary to list the GPA on your resume. If you were to include it, it could cause confusion or it could be seen as a mistake. -
Potentially correcting misinformation from UVA webinar about employer letters@"David.Busis" I think it was briefly mentioned in the UVA webinar (please correct me if I’m wrong too) that if you’ve been out of school for 1-3 y…
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Recommendations from employerHi there, I’ve been out of school for about 5 years now and have been working since then. I took the July LSAT and am working through my applicati…
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Employer LOR - advice?I'm soliciting advice regarding whether I should get a letter from my employer. In case it matters, I work at a big and well-known law firm and a man…
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DS: when schools don't give a suggested lengthIt seems like the (informal) default recommendation is ~1 page double-spaced. Is it OK to be closer to 1.5 or 1.75 pages?
How long is your personal Statement? Usually 2 page max double spaced.
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.8 and .9 MarginsHello! For schools that do not specify that they would like 1.0 margins all around, and just specify a font size and page limit for the PS and ré…
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Being overwhelmed with MBTI am finding as I work on MBT questions that I seem to get overwhelmed with the sheer amount of information sometimes (they can be quite long) and ke…
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Mental Stamina: Overcoming FatigueHello! Im currently working my way through the CC and have noticed a pattern throughout my studying which i'm assuming is attributed to mental fati…
... that being said, you are human, and there are limitations to ... -
Mental health issues as a personal statement topicHi all, I was wondering what your thoughts are on writing a personal statement about overcoming mental health issues. I've heard mixed responses a…
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Line Reference Questions are killing me... is my approach wrong? #HelpSo after looking at several of my tests - I feel line referencing questions are just a pain in the ass lol. I am not sure if I am approaching them…
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How to close the gap between your timed score and BR score?Hi everyone! I have been struggling on how to close this almost 15 point gap between my timed score and blind review score. I am not sure if I nee…
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How to close the gap between your timed score and BR score?Hi everyone! I have been struggling on how to close this almost 15 point gap between my timed score and blind review score. I am not sure if I nee…
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Best method for solving logic games without any diagramming?I have to take the ATSA (air traffic controller skills assesment) pretty soon and one section is a timed 20 minute section VERY similar to LSAT logic…
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Hello from 1L!Hi everyone! I've missed chatting with you guys and seeing what's happening in 7sage-land. I'm now 4 weeks into the mire of 1L at Northwestern, c…
What?? That is something out of BRAVE NEW WORLD. So, they check out your interpersonal skills by recording your timed answer to some black font on a white screen? Even actors in monologue scenes play to a human dummy offscreen. Yowza.
