... thing you noticed this, not a fault in the system, because he ... it just shows the variability in the LSAT writers' approaches to ... talk about acceptable situation questions in LGs but then the first ... happen) it is usually acknowledged in the comments (or very ...
... table. You're pretty much not going to be able to ... , a higher LSAT is not guaranteed, but in my mind you're ... get a 4.0 by not at least attempting a retake ... out to somewhere more directly in the field. You definitely don ...
... a higher LSAT is not guaranteed, but in my mind you're ... get a 4.0 by not at least attempting a retake ... NYU with close to $200k in debt. His big law ... t forget cost of living in GV. And I hope ... seriously mean because these supposedly "in the bag" outlier incomes ...
I personally do not think you should retake. Here' ... means you performed as expected. In fact, you performed closer to ... and a 172 does not put you in a good position to ...
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Keep in mind, however, that you may not need to spend ... need to tackle the LSAT innot just a work-hard way ... be more efficient and not necessarily longer in duration.
... find in myself two impulses: one productive and the other not. ...
... been addressed countless times. And in my opinion the 66 people ... but AFAIK most schools do not hard rank their wait lists ... admit when you might not have gotten in otherwise. There are several ... consultants that specialize in this part of the business ...
... I was planning on not mentioning that in my personal statement, because ...
Should I rethink not mentioning those extreme circumstances in my essay? < ... if I'm disobeying etiquette in reviving this thread, but ... many others may or may not have.
... then I guess it's not an issue for you. ... make sure we're not missing something—reading something ... for LG (they say in Superprep that there's ... right not to spend excessive amounts of time in POE, ... yourself harm by not implementing them in your practice/learning ...
... have that question available or not at the moment, but ... that LSAT writers put in LR stimulus to distract ... conditional logic is not being used in the question or ACs ... The goal is to not have to use them on ... it's pretty straightforward in that it helps to ...
@ ... and having anxiety about not getting into law school ... LSAT and they will not help you in 1L. Those of ... is good enough, though not great if you're aiming ... to help, but if not, you seriously need to ...
... every other test they took in high school and college was ... knowledge in some way, shape, or form. The LSAT is not like ... have 165+ diagnostics and average in the 99th percentile.
Everything you do is dictated by the proctor. When the 35 minutes are up, you absolutely cannot go back and fillin any remaining questions. You will be kicked out if caught.
... well when I could not finish LG in PT 60 and I ... 168. If you are still in burn-out, you should take ... goes. If you still do not feel ready, you can still ...
... , that's doable; let's not get into that whole "and ... you can do it in 4 months because my friend ... !" thing. It just might not be doable in ~4 months for everyone ...
... would see a downward shift in score distributions but I have ... be remarkably consistent. Any increase in difficulty is likely just a ... response to an increase in quality LSAT prep opportunities. After ... be glad you're not taking one in the 100s after 7Sage ...
... , and I'm still not consistently scoring in the 165+ range. Plus ... I could risk taking it in October and getting a 160 ... applications for most schools open in September and I've got ...
... carries an N with it in a GIN block. So ... that works without an N in either of them. So ... help to look at D in terms of a conditional, ... that is, if N is notin 1 then N must be ... where there's not an N in either of the ... scenario you could make in which there is an ...
... choices, move on. It’s not the reading speed or even ... problem. Either way, you’re not spending valuable time on a ... problem you’re probably not going to get correct anyway.
... of great lawyers who sucked in school and/or went to ... shit lawyers who did well in school and/or went to ... not the real world and those that excel in the former do not ... always excel in the latter ...
... the LSAT is definitely not a measure of intelligence, ... their score or did not take it in real timed circumstances), ... they are not necessarily smarter ... than average, they were just fortunate enough in ...
... in the grand scheme of things. Going to law school is not ... an end in itself. Life is so ... care of yourself! It does not matter when you take the ... what people say. Trust yourself in making the decision you would ...
... having similar thoughts as you in regards to peaking. I ... sure if we have peaked in general, but I feel ... pretty confident in saying that we've most ... reviewing some LR lessons in the LSAT Trainer just ... sure I'm not getting sloppy in my fundamentals after ...