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What gives?I got into a school whose median LSAT and GPA are higher than mine, but got rejected from a school whose median LSAT was the same as mine? Acceptance…
... law school that accepted you with a full ride -- like thank you for ... in your school BUT even with the full scholarship, I will be ... living expenses. Really take your time in writing something sweet to ... attend since they gave you a full ride, can't hurt to ... -
Gap Year DecisionsHi Guys, I need your help and perspectives with my gap year activities and will it affect my school application for 2018-2019 I graduated Chemical…
... resume with something, anything. I spoke with the admissions reps from a few ... />
Try to fill your time with something that is meaningful to ... you and looks good on a resume. This can be ... for like 10-20 hours a week or working a part time job. -
December 2017 to June 2018Hi all! I am retaking the LSAT on the June 11th date. When I took the LSAT for the first time in December, I had so many hiccups prior to this. I …
... lucky where I can dedicate a full-time approach to LSAT studying. My ... can pick up light shifts with them. I wanted to shadow ... a family friend who owns a law firm in ... -
Studying advice?Fellow 7Sagers, I’m in a rut and would appreciate any advice/input on how to best go about studying for the LSAT as well as deal with other issue…
... improvements.
Studying with 7sage full time is what I would recommend ... much more if you want a big score increase. I' ... concepts that you are having a hard time grasping. Then you can ... adequately addressed your problems from a given PT and that ... -
Officially withdrew from the June lsat today : (<sigh> I know it was for the best because I'm still struggling and still learning. It just sucks that I miss yet another test. I mean, come on, bra…
... draining, especially if you are a full-time professional, but I remind myself ... get better with time. Patience is key. @PandaRamen One day at a time is ... -
WUSTL vs Vanderbilt; need helpHey everyone so I got into both schools WUSTL offered be about 130K and Vanderbilt offered about 70K. Which school is better for big law? I need help…
... to hire you. But getting a job in California is gonna be ... enough kids” (whatever that means) with a “personality” who are hard workers ... likely in at some places with a full ride. My guess is since ... and possibly find yourself with a degree that’s not helping ... -
January 2019 LSATJust recently started the curriculum and planning on taking LSAT next year January latest March was wondering if anyone has same test date goals and …
Yes I did take official Dec 2017 test. Sorry typo on my part. I'm 30% through the CC. It's been a slow start with working full-time and two kids. Hoping to get back in the groove of studying. -
Diagnostic testThis is probably a ridiculous question, but I'm going to ask it anyway. I started studying for the LSAT a few days ago and I've been postponing takin…
... point. I worked through tests with a soft timer and got an ... improved this much!" and quite a bit of psychological downside.
study for a long time, then take a PT, but end up with a very ... -
I quit my job to study. Will this be alright?I quit my job to study LSAT(commuting was a burden so I thought this would be time-efficient). Which will give me a min.6months to max 1year blank on…
... my job because I became sick and decided to study for my ... suggest some volunteer work or a part time job. Though I may add ... I read of a former sage who ... took 6 months off to study and ... -
Questions From A Younger ApplicantHello, I am currently 19 years old. I worked my butt off and took 60 credits of college classes from a community college while I was in high schoo…
Your recommendation letters may be a good spot for the activity mentions. Good job being so motivated and having this initiative to start early. So when you're done, you'll be about 22 if you start soon and are a full-time law student?
