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Improving Softs for Non Traditional StudentsI know that softs can play a bigger factor for NTD students when it comes to admissions. What are some of those? I have picked up a few extra things …
... LSATS (splitters) get into T10 schools. The common thread with these ... , professional certificates, and publishing are all above average in my opinion ... . Certainly be sure to put all that on your resume and ... .
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When is the best time for me to apply for Law School?I took the LSAT last December with the attention of going to Law School in Fall. I was extremely busy when I originally took the test and barley stud…
... figured I'd apply to all the schools that sent me waivers ... time. The schools I applied to EARLY nearly all waitlisted me (Cornell ... lean more towards a wait-list than flat out rejection where ... to have gotten into other schools in the mean time and ... -
Law schools comparisonHello all, I am currently a third year student in law and political science at the university of Lyon, France, and I am planning to go to the US or…
... choices are limited to the schools your French university has ... I would say all the schools on that list are going to have ... most "different" of all the places on your list.
Montreal, McGill ... , BU and Brooklyn are all in ... -
Reading Comprehension HelpHi guys, Was wondering if I could get your advice on my situation: I'm currently doing alright on my LG and LR sections, but can't seem to break 2…
... test (since I am applying to Canadian schools with rolling admissions opening ... for a while now and all I really need is to ... -
[Webinar] Live Lightning Consultation—Mon @ 9 pm EST<p>7Sagers,</p> <p>This <strong>Monday</strong>, at <strong>9 pm EST,</strong> I’ll do a second round of <em>live lightning consultations.</em></p…
... to apply to a few schools in New England with the ... my essays for the schools I'm applying to and LSAT score ... grow up seeing first hand all the dedication my father put ... -
Applying with two low scores + December writeHey there! I've written the test already twice and did not do well at all (146 and 150). I took it before reading up on anything and totally didn'…
... did not do well at all
Me pre 7sage ... said:
I'm worried schools will disregard my application right ... be. Thankfully 99.9% of schools only take the highest LSAT ... -
Which one is my LSDAS GpaI just looked at my Academic Summary Report. First thought was.... WTF! This is so confusing. I have no idea what the first part is all about. I scro…
... and cumulative GPA is that ALL your grades, including any retakes ... a major blindside right before applying.
Also, since this ... I was enrolled in were all fine.
Then there's ... /> Also, I figured out some schools count any W as the ... -
September or December? (urgent)I have been studying since June and I am now seeing some big score improvements. The problem is that I go back to school in early September and wh…
... case anymore.
Many schools accept Feb. exams for fall ... received some hefty scholarships from applying later in the cycle.
all of your application stuff done ... you get your score back, all you have to do is ... -
More PT's or More Intensive BR?Hi 7Sagers, I was hoping to get your advice on a current issue I'm having. I am signed up to take the September LSAT in about one month, and am PT…
... almost become a myth that applying in December is harmful... Now ... of course applying early is usually "best", but ... on the late side and all, but I am not feeling ... apps in before January. The schools will begin processing your application ... -
LSAC GPA lower than UG GPAMy LSAC GPA is lower than my UG GPA. I took some classes in high school at a local college and that lowered it a bit. I am worried it will hurt my ch…
... will hurt my chances applying to some schools where my degree gpa ... in my town and got all As, but the one B ... would keep you out of all things being equal.
all your energy on the LSAT ...
