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AbbeyS wrote:What's the proper etiquette for asking someone to write you an LOR? An email? What did you all say to your LOR people when you requested?

Also...is the uploading process something I can find directions for on LSAC or nah

Start with an email if you don't/can't see the professor regularly. Make sure that you mention where they should know you from if you weren't in their office hours every day for a semester. If you're lucky, they'll remember you and ask for a meeting to catch up and get to know you a bit better (resume, interests, etc). I've had a professor ask me to draft up a recommendation (not for law school) and he would sign off on it. It was weird. Most of them I provided a resume and list of interests so that they could better tailor it to me personally.

You should play around on the LSAC website a bit more...They aren't going to require a method without giving directions.

("professor" = "recommender" - use them interchangeably as most LORs come from professors, but same concept applies to employers.)

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I just got my score!!!!!







lol jk

buckiguy_sucks wrote:

basedvulpes wrote:Less serious discussion, more shitpoasting

we're trying to move past this, since we're now ~~above it~~ thanks to our friend tamale

so much ~credit~ being given

ElleWoods2018 wrote:I just got my score!!!!!







lol jk

Who is this liar?

Are most people expecting a score in their PT range or like 3-5 points below? (Assuming nothing went wrong during the test)

jumbo2016 wrote:Are most people expecting a score in their PT range or like 3-5 points below? (Assuming nothing went wrong during the test)

I'm expecting to score +/-2 from my PT average

ElleWoods2018 wrote:I just got my score!!!!!







lol jk

No trolling about score releases, thanks. Doing so is a bannable offense.

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A. Nony Mouse wrote:

ElleWoods2018 wrote:I just got my score!!!!!







lol jk

No trolling about score releases, thanks. Doing so is a bannable offense.

Not only is it bannable, but you can be brought up on manslaughter charges considering the number of heart attacks you can inadvertently cause.

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buckiguy_sucks wrote:

A. Nony Mouse wrote: No trolling about score releases, thanks. Doing so is a bannable offense.

Have you read all of these posts? That must be both tiring and depressing

Ha, no, this one was reported. Otherwise I dip in and out.

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I've heard that a lot of people do as well/even better on the actual test compared to PTs...maybe adrenaline plays a factor?

Personally I work pretty well under pressure in most cases but idk how this will translate to the LSAT since it was my first take.

Anyone ever hear of people scoring above their PT average by more than a couple points?

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basedvulpes wrote:

benwyatt wrote:Can we return to shitpoasting?
Way more fun than all this speculation IMO.

It's raining here, what about where you guys are?

hot

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The first time I took the LSAT, I scored the same as my highest PT (after like 4 PTs then taking the test). If that is true in this case, I'd be pretty satisfied. Any higher and I might excite myself into a coma. Expecting somewhere close to my average though, as that is statistically the most likely...

benwyatt wrote:

whacka wrote:

basedvulpes wrote:

benwyatt wrote:Can we return to shitpoasting?
Way more fun than all this speculation IMO.

It's raining here, what about where you guys are?

hot

+100000(degrees)

It's not raining here which is pretty surprising since it's been raining for two weeks straight. Anyone have any thoughts on the feasibility of creating a giant funnel or water slide to send all the access rain in the east to California?

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