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Dec LSAT ScoreI've seen a lot of predictions for LSAT score release being 12/31. How is this possible since LSAC is is closed 12/24-1/4?
@UsernameChange Exactly this! The only concern anyone should have is for test center availability. I assume seats are generally less-filled on February, but you should still look into it, maybe contact the test center. -
Meditation: does it really help?Would like to start as I've read about the many benefits. Few questions though: 1) Did meditation help you for the LSAT? 2) Any apps/videos for b…
hmm makes sense , mindfulness is generally known to help with that , ... -
Third-take worrieshey y'all, hope you're enjoying the holidays and not freaking out too much about this massive wait for the dec score! long story short: dec was my t…
I am not in this situation but I would think unless you really messed up (which I really doubt) you should be fine if you are "in your range" . Since they count your highest score generally. In all likelihood you are having a case of pre-result-jitters. -
Need To Raise My Score, Feeling DiscouragedI've been averaging in the mid-150s on the prep tests and I don't know what to do. I have been studying fiendishly for the last two months and my sco…
... choose to follow. This is generally the section that you can ... -
How long did it take to master the fundamentals?Been going through the curriculum now for roughly 4 weeks. A lot of people want to know how long does it take to improve their score by X amount. S…
... are ready. The mistake that tends to lead to the most ... -
Multiple LSATsI've asked so many people and have always gotten responses that were all over the place about this. Someone please put my heart at rest and tell me w…
... the other?
Generally speaking there isn't much ... -
Application/Decision time frameI realize it is probably different for all schools but how long does it typically take to hear back from law schools after submitting applications?
anywhere between 6 - 12 weeks in RD. of course there are cases that are at the tales of the distribution... but this is generally standard. -
The 6+ years of experience question in Personal Statement webinar by David BusisHi everyone. Just attended an amazing webinar by David Busis about writing law school essays. However, the questions round had to be limited to 20 mi…
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How to focus, focus, focus!!I'm taking the Feb test, the closer the date is the less focused I am when taking practice tests. Anyone out there feeling the same way? I try so har…
... get on practice tests is generally an approximate reflection of your ... -
Need advice for Feb. LSAT!Hey, everyone! So I took the LSAT in December and scored a 151 in spite of consistently scoring 155-160 in my PTs. I'm taking the test again in Fe…
... frame this highly analytical approach tends to require time to fully ... -
The Pencil Thread (7Sage style)My research indicates that the favorite LSAT pencil is between these three contenders: 1) The Black Ticonderogas, ~$6 for 24 (http://www.amazon.co…
... an industry standard per se. Generally in the US a No ... -
The Pencil Thread (7Sage style)My research indicates that the favorite LSAT pencil is between these three contenders: 1) The Black Ticonderogas, ~$6 for 24 (http://www.amazon.co…
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The Black Warrior tends to have "softer" lead. It ... Ticonderoga on the other hand, tends to stay sharper for a ... -
Transcript AddendumThis is relatively minor but for transcripts, if your semester hours are relatively low (98) should you write an addendum? I took a lot of AP classes…
... only 102. Credit hours are generally inconsequential. You have no control ... -
Back by Popular Demand: The Old-Timer's Thread (30+ only, valid form of ID required)Hey everybody, Since many people have been clamoring for this I thought I'd start a new thread for the older and non-traditional future lawyers am…
... biology or even ME backgrounds. Generally, getting your first job is ... technical people not attorneys. They generally prefer to see technical arguments ... -
Back by Popular Demand: The Old-Timer's Thread (30+ only, valid form of ID required)Hey everybody, Since many people have been clamoring for this I thought I'd start a new thread for the older and non-traditional future lawyers am…
... I know socially. Are MDs generally frowned upon by admission committees ... -
Back by Popular Demand: The Old-Timer's Thread (30+ only, valid form of ID required)Hey everybody, Since many people have been clamoring for this I thought I'd start a new thread for the older and non-traditional future lawyers am…
... law is that people are generally happy and excited to talk ... -
Previous 7Sagers that are now in Law SchoolHello, all! It's been awhile since I've posted on here (being in law school and all). I was wondering if anyone who previously used 7Sage--and is …
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Law school exams are generally not multiple choice. The classic ... -
Back by Popular Demand: The Old-Timer's Thread (30+ only, valid form of ID required)Hey everybody, Since many people have been clamoring for this I thought I'd start a new thread for the older and non-traditional future lawyers am…
Has anyone reached out to their UG law school advisor? Is that generally helpful or a waste of time? Or is it better to reach out to fellow alumni who've graduated from target schools? -
LSAT scoresI took my first LSAT 2 years ago in June and then again over a year ago in October. I got in the low 150s both times but I didn't put in enough stud…
... position, I think you're generally ok until you get up ... -
Back from vacation, and I'm ready for this.....againAfter a 2 month break (and a more recent week-long trip which was extended thanks to a winter storm), I am fully committing myself to study for the L…
... flowing, but hanging around here generally helps put you in an ... -
Official Feb. LSAT Discussion ThreadHey guys! Here's the official Feb. LSAT Discussion Thread. Please keep all discussions of the Feb. 2016 LSAT here. Here's some ground rules, taken…
can someone elaborate on what "via numbers" meant? i had two LG sections but for the life of me i cant remember which was which. don't say anything against the rules, just say generally what the prompt was? thanks! -
Official Feb. LSAT Discussion ThreadHey guys! Here's the official Feb. LSAT Discussion Thread. Please keep all discussions of the Feb. 2016 LSAT here. Here's some ground rules, taken…
... against the rules, just say generally what the prompt was? thanks ... -
Note TakingThis may seem like a silly question, but how do you all prefer to take notes? Do you go old school with pen and paper or type up notes? Is one way mo…
... specifically, for questions I'll generally watch the first question and ... -
Variance of scores for 170+ scorersI've scored several times in the low 170s, with two 173s being my best scores. But I have dipped as low as a 164 during consistent studying (though d…
... experienced any plateaus, but I generally scored in the low 170s ... -
Should I take the February LSAT?Hey guys I am registered for the Feb LSAT, it is taking place on 28th Feb in Asia. I have been studying for the test on and off for the past 6 month…
... piece to your application. People generally don't understand the potential ... -
Wall Street Journal's article about the LSAThttp://www.wsj.com/article_email/lsats-grip-on-law-school-admissions-loosens-1455964203-lMyQjAxMTA2NTI2MjYyMjI5Wj Interesting article. Part of me…
... 78 - I do not agree. Generally a sample of 30+ is ... -
Wall Street Journal's article about the LSAThttp://www.wsj.com/article_email/lsats-grip-on-law-school-admissions-loosens-1455964203-lMyQjAxMTA2NTI2MjYyMjI5Wj Interesting article. Part of me…
... 's odd that the LSAT tends to shy away from these ... -
Question about score improvement potentialI got a question regarding my LSAT score improvement potential and would be grateful if you guys could tell me your opinion. My current score is …
... recommendation, which I think is generally useless for native speakers, but ...
