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sophia.olive
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Re: AAM, 3.06, 157.... 1 LoR - Options?
Find a job, take a year off, ask boss from new job to write a letter, retake the lsat
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Nanosoft
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Re: AAM, 3.06, 157.... 1 LoR - Options?
That dire huh?sophia.olive wrote:Find a job, take a year off, ask boss from new job to write a letter, retake the lsat
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sophia.olive
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Re: AAM, 3.06, 157.... 1 LoR - Options?
Not the 1 lor by itself but the lsat, gpa, 1 lor, and not having a job for a year, all together make it seem pretty dire to me. 
You wanna separate yourself from that gpa with something other than unemployment, even if it is flipping burgers. And this should give you more time to focus on the only thing you should be focusing on right now, retaking the lsat to save yourself from a life time of debt.
You wanna separate yourself from that gpa with something other than unemployment, even if it is flipping burgers. And this should give you more time to focus on the only thing you should be focusing on right now, retaking the lsat to save yourself from a life time of debt.
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Nanosoft
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Re: AAM, 3.06, 157.... 1 LoR - Options?
Well thank you for your honest input, I won't give up just yet but if worst shall come to pass I'll most certainly be forced to take your advice...sophia.olive wrote:Not the 1 lor by itself but the lsat, gpa, 1 lor, and not having a job for a year, all together make it seem pretty dire to me.
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You wanna separate yourself from that gpa with something other than unemployment, even if it is flipping burgers. And this should give you more time to focus on the only thing you should be focusing on right now, retaking the lsat to save yourself from a life time of debt.
I do have some okay experience while in college, it's just been hell since graduation.
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sophia.olive
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Re: AAM, 3.06, 157.... 1 LoR - Options?
It has been for everyone, but others will have done something for that year.Nanosoft wrote:Well thank you for your honest input, I won't give up just yet but if worst shall come to pass I'll most certainly be forced to take your advice...sophia.olive wrote:Not the 1 lor by itself but the lsat, gpa, 1 lor, and not having a job for a year, all together make it seem pretty dire to me.
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You wanna separate yourself from that gpa with something other than unemployment, even if it is flipping burgers. And this should give you more time to focus on the only thing you should be focusing on right now, retaking the lsat to save yourself from a life time of debt.
I do have some okay experience while in college, it's just been hell since graduation.
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sophia.olive
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Re: AAM, 3.06, 157.... 1 LoR - Options?
For me it would come down to the fact that if you scored 10-15 points higher on the lsat you could go to a decent school for free.
