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Re: December 2013 LSAT Waiting Thread
cookiedough, that does make me feel better. even with the "preview app" option, i still think the typo-anxiety will be pretty overwhelming. you have anyone who's willing to proof for you?
jerseykid, that does make me feel better! i'm the same way. i think my issue with this is i can't really conceive.. of a "thesis statement" for... myself. i have a new, crappy draft, but i think i'm going to step back and do jot down some thoughts on paper.
"twerking" does make it much more fun if i do say so myself.
jerseykid, that does make me feel better! i'm the same way. i think my issue with this is i can't really conceive.. of a "thesis statement" for... myself. i have a new, crappy draft, but i think i'm going to step back and do jot down some thoughts on paper.
"twerking" does make it much more fun if i do say so myself.
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Re: December 2013 LSAT Waiting Thread
ideas for new poll
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Re: December 2013 LSAT Waiting Thread
Will the LSAT be released this week. Poll that.Austinbound wrote:ideas for new poll
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Re: December 2013 LSAT Waiting Thread
Thankfully yes, I have several proofreaders. Still nerve wracking though. Just start writing. It seriously gets better as time goes on. I was overthinking it and finally just starting word vomiting. Many edits later, it's decent.wealtheow wrote:cookiedough, that does make me feel better. even with the "preview app" option, i still think the typo-anxiety will be pretty overwhelming. you have anyone who's willing to proof for you?
jerseykid, that does make me feel better! i'm the same way. i think my issue with this is i can't really conceive.. of a "thesis statement" for... myself. i have a new, crappy draft, but i think i'm going to step back and do jot down some thoughts on paper.
"twerking" does make it much more fun if i do say so myself.
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Re: December 2013 LSAT Waiting Thread
I will set the next person to announce that scores "could totally come out today because I said so and I want them" on fire. So perhaps a poll letting me know that more than 0 people truly believe this is a bad ideaThetaX wrote:Will the LSAT be released this week. Poll that.Austinbound wrote:ideas for new poll
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Re: December 2013 LSAT Waiting Thread
U Chicago has got some examples of personal statements on their site. Reading them hasn't helped me much but maybe you or someone else on here may find them useful:wealtheow wrote:cookiedough, that does make me feel better. even with the "preview app" option, i still think the typo-anxiety will be pretty overwhelming. you have anyone who's willing to proof for you?
jerseykid, that does make me feel better! i'm the same way. i think my issue with this is i can't really conceive.. of a "thesis statement" for... myself. i have a new, crappy draft, but i think i'm going to step back and do jot down some thoughts on paper.
"twerking" does make it much more fun if i do say so myself.
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Re: December 2013 LSAT Waiting Thread
I second this suggestion. One of the more interesting ones made up until now.dosto wrote:I'd be genuinely curious to know how much UG debt, if any, waiters carry.Austinbound wrote:ideas for new poll
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Re: December 2013 LSAT Waiting Thread
bee wrote:tangent but its interesting that there are that many people itt who have 5-10+ years of WE.Austinbound wrote:ideas for new poll
I agree. I was shocked by that! Good on them though. I'm at the solid 1.5 mark right now.
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Lol some of us are just oldAustinbound wrote:bee wrote:tangent but its interesting that there are that many people itt who have 5-10+ years of WE.Austinbound wrote:ideas for new poll
I agree. I was shocked by that! Good on them though. I'm at the solid 1.5 mark right now.
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bee wrote:tangent but its interesting that there are that many people itt who have 5-10+ years of WE.Austinbound wrote:ideas for new poll
A lot of people count working through undergrad and highschool years as work experience...I doubt many have post 5+ years of undergrad work
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Re: December 2013 LSAT Waiting Thread
i'm curious about this one too. 3/4 of my job is dealing with student loans. i'm interested to see how TLS compares to the current [depressing] general numbers we've been seeing.thejerseykid wrote:I second this suggestion. One of the more interesting ones made up until now.dosto wrote:I'd be genuinely curious to know how much UG debt, if any, waiters carry.Austinbound wrote:ideas for new poll
and +1 to the being old. i interpreted the poll as meaning FULL TIME work. i was so relieved to see others in the same boat. did i misinterpret? am i still an old crone?! ;_;
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Re: December 2013 LSAT Waiting Thread
I interpreted it as full time work, but I do know people who worked full time in UG to support themselves, so I would assume they should count that.wealtheow wrote:i'm curious about this one too. 3/4 of my job is dealing with student loans. i'm interested to see how TLS compares to the current [depressing] general numbers we've been seeing.thejerseykid wrote:I second this suggestion. One of the more interesting ones made up until now.dosto wrote:I'd be genuinely curious to know how much UG debt, if any, waiters carry.Austinbound wrote:ideas for new poll
and +1 to the being old. i interpreted the poll as meaning FULL TIME work. i was so relieved to see others in the same boat. did i misinterpret? am i still an old crone?! ;_;
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Re: December 2013 LSAT Waiting Thread
bee wrote:when i hear WE, i think full time. i guess that could just be me, though.NanaP wrote:bee wrote:tangent but its interesting that there are that many people itt who have 5-10+ years of WE.Austinbound wrote:ideas for new poll
A lot of people count working through undergrad and highschool years as work experience...I doubt many have post 5+ years of undergrad work
Completely agree...I was just stating that I've noticed people say full time and include years from highschool through college.
It's still surprising considering the average age of law school is what 23, 24??
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Re: December 2013 LSAT Waiting Thread
ack i actually left a word (expression?) out of my original post - postgrad. i thought the poll meant postgrad WE.CookieDough wrote:
I interpreted it as full time work, but I do know people who worked full time in UG to support themselves, so I would assume they should count that.
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Re: December 2013 LSAT Waiting Thread
Fair. That's how I interpreted the poll as well (mostly because of the K-JD=none option) but who knows what people meant when they voted. For what it's worth I'm in the 5-10 category and I meant 100% post-grad WE.wealtheow wrote:ack i actually left a word (expression?) out of my original post - postgrad. i thought the poll meant postgrad WE.CookieDough wrote:
I interpreted it as full time work, but I do know people who worked full time in UG to support themselves, so I would assume they should count that.
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Re: December 2013 LSAT Waiting Thread
I'm 26, and I don't have a 5 years post grad work experience. Seewhereimgoing.wealtheow wrote:ack i actually left a word (expression?) out of my original post - postgrad. i thought the poll meant postgrad WE.CookieDough wrote:
I interpreted it as full time work, but I do know people who worked full time in UG to support themselves, so I would assume they should count that.
What exactly do you want to know? If you're interested in how many waiters have held down full-time, post-graduate employment, then say so with a selected gradient.
Yuk i sound like a former professor.
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Re: December 2013 LSAT Waiting Thread
oh, phew, then we're both geriatrics.CookieDough wrote:Fair. That's how I interpreted the poll as well (mostly because of the K-JD=none option) but who knows what people meant when they voted. For what it's worth I'm in the 5-10 category and I meant 100% post-grad WE.wealtheow wrote:ack i actually left a word (expression?) out of my original post - postgrad. i thought the poll meant postgrad WE.CookieDough wrote:
I interpreted it as full time work, but I do know people who worked full time in UG to support themselves, so I would assume they should count that.
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Re: December 2013 LSAT Waiting Thread
Just looked at OP. Who are the 3 under 18 posters from the age poll? Reveal yourselves law prodigies.
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Re: December 2013 LSAT Waiting Thread
i just read every single post on every single page of this thread.
because i'm supposed to be productively working on my PS.
because i'm supposed to be productively working on my PS.
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Re: December 2013 LSAT Waiting Thread
Consider yourself lucky. I did that with October and they were much better at this than we are. Several hundred times better in fact.Pozzy wrote:i just read every single post on every single page of this thread.
because i'm supposed to be productively working on my PS.
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