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Admitted but taking the LSAT again.. Need help...So I've been admitted and got my financial aid award letter and it was shocking to say the least. They are going to let me take the LSAT again and if…
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Just took the LSAT - Should I apply for this cycle?I'm wrestling with the idea of applying to Yale by Feb 28. I just took the LSAT 2 days ago. I think I did okay (my gut says it was between 13-15 miss…
... deadline to apply for financial aid in March 15, though I ... already applied. does applying for aid this late reduce chances of ... even qualify me for any aid at a school like Yale ... ? Is the criteria for aid need based or merit based ... -
A Different Route From Law School It's been a long year of endless studying for the lsat for me, as for all of us here at 7Sage. I have taken the test an amount of times, that most o…
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June ExamSo I plan on taking the June exam and read on a few of the schools websites I'd like to attend that those scores are accepted depending on seat avail…
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For those working full time...I'm still a little confused on how the process works with showing financial need when you are working full time. My FAFSA shows that I have a decent …
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What are you looking for in a law school?Besides a school's ranking and whether a particular school will improve your odds of landing a job, what are you looking for in a law school? Are the…
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LSAT Percentile needed for a realistic chance of admissionsI have a good GPA (3.84), but I am unsure how high I'll score on the LSAT. Where do I need to be in comparison to a school's average to have a good c…
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University of Chicago Interview - Advice and Thoughts?Hey all, I was just invited to do a Skype interview with University of Chicago. For those of you who have done UChicago's interview: - How s…
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How to maximize funding options once you've been admitted?Hey guys, Hope there's been good news going around. I got into one of my top choices which is University of San Diego and they offered me a 36k s…
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Price vs PrestigeHello everyone! Long time lurker and user of all the free aspects of 7sage, lol. I’m in a bit of a predicament. I’ve received two acceptances thu…
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Urgent- need some help with studyHello, I'm new to 7sage and fairly new to the LSATS. Last December I took the exam with minimal study and got a 150. My goal is to get minimum 17…
... takers for extra motivation and aid!
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PT7.S1.Q2 - Bevex, an artificial sweetener used only in soft drinksThe question stem in this question reads: "In order for the conclusion that Bevex is safe for people to be properly drawn, which one of the following…
The question stem in this question reads: "In order for the conclusion that Bevex is safe for people to be properly drawn, which one of the following must be true?"
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For those with T6 aspirations, is it 175+ or bust now?This is something I've been thinking about recently. Has the 'meta' changed for those who hope to go to a T6 law school? This past cycle, we've s…
... doing this. The only limiting factors are time and money (which ... , really shouldn't be limiting factors imo).
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GPA improvement effectJust a quick question: Assuming all other factors remain constant, what is better for admissions, applying in November with a 3.66 GPA or waiting un…
Just a quick question:
Assuming all other factors remain constant, what is better for admissions, applying in November with a 3.66 GPA or waiting until January to apply with a 3.7? (GPA will improve over the semester) -
Parenting, family, social life, and Law SchoolNow seems as good a time as any to start a thread near and dear to some people considering law school. Is it possible to maintain some sort of balan…
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From 135 to UChicago: A Story of Failure and DeterminationI've been waiting for a long time to write this. Perhaps too long. But as I sit here on this rainy day I couldn't think of a better time. Before …
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NYU: In, awaiting aid
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Harvard Waitlist GuidelinesI don't know whether I would attend Harvad Law or not if admitted off the waitlist. Harvard sent me an email with the following guidelines asking me …
... any information about your financial aid package at HLS. Please keep ... in mind our financial aid packages are need-based and ... -
Fine arts major with no GPA...Hello everyone, I'm an artist. I got my undergrad degree from an art school with P/F system, so I don't have a GPA. I recently got MFA in sculptur…
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Merit scholarship scams?Hi all. I've been looking around for outside scholarships to apply to and found four scholarships that all use the exact same language. I'm worried t…
... ://law.ucla.edu/admissions/financial-aid/external-scholarships/).
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Should I wait and postpone my LSAT?-Already took LSAT Dec 2017 did not score as expectedI already took the test in Dec 2017 and scored much worse than my PT average. I have registered for June and I have 25 more days until test date.…
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Question on PencilsHello All, Before I go any further, best of luck to all of my fellow 7sagers who will be taking the test tomorrow! The reason I am posting here is …
... been Dixon Ticonderoga #2 HB "soft" pencils. According to LSAC, for ... classification of the pencil as soft. Does anyone know if this ... -
Structure of arguments.Hey everyone, I was looking for some guidance from the "more experienced" users of the website. Is it worth learning the logical structures of argume…
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Difference between 3 and 4 takes?I took the past Dec and Feb test to squeeze into this past cycle. Did ok but knew I left so many points and law schools on the table. I decided t…
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Admissions Webinar + Early Access to Admissions Predictor! Thurs, Jul 12 @ 9 p.m. ET7Sagers, On **Thursday, July 12, at 9 p.m. ET,** I’ll walk you through the factors that affect your chances of admission. Afterwards, members of t…
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Where to send an ED app? Northwestern or Berkeley.Background: I scored a 164 on the Feb. 2018 LSAT. This was the low end of my PTing range of 164 - 172. GPA of 3.93. Attended a higher-end state s…
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For those not shooting for a 170 :)I am one of the older "wiser" (haha) LSAT takers and I started studying full time in October. I have been out of college for 30 years (yeah you read …
... has great social justice / legal aid clinics and is the most ... -
Bombed June LSAT - 10 points below avg.!Title says it all. I bombed the June LSAT (159) vs. my average preptest scores of 169. I attribute this decrease to a few factors: nerves, primarily,…
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Study plan for a November retakeI studied using ONLY 7Sage from April 2017--scoring at 141--to December 2017 where I got a 161 on the Dec test (-9 RC -11LR -5LG), but I used every s…
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September or November- Advice needed!Hi all, I’ve been registered for the September exam, but due to some life changes, studying has fallen by the wayside. Now that I’m resettled, I …
... in order to maximize the aid and scholarships I get, which ...
