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It's not frowned upon by adcomms to have a job tutoring for the LSAT, right? I just want to avoid putting anything that could be potentially harmful, and though I can't imagine it being looked at negatively, I just want to cover my bases.

I think it's fine. I put it on my resume, and my cycle went well.

It's fine.

It shows that you aren't really good at LSAT and you just studied a lot.

lawgod wrote:It shows that you aren't really good at LSAT and you just studied a lot.

If you got the score prior to tutoring, and only took the test once?

PSUdevon wrote:

lawgod wrote:It shows that you aren't really good at LSAT and you just studied a lot.

If you got the score prior to tutoring, and only took the test once?

He's trolling. You're fine.

JazzOne wrote:

PSUdevon wrote:

lawgod wrote:It shows that you aren't really good at LSAT and you just studied a lot.

If you got the score prior to tutoring, and only took the test once?

He's trolling. You're fine.

He is. Law school is sometimes stressful and it is convenient to take it out on 0L's

lawgod wrote:

JazzOne wrote:

PSUdevon wrote:

lawgod wrote:It shows that you aren't really good at LSAT and you just studied a lot.

If you got the score prior to tutoring, and only took the test once?

He's trolling. You're fine.

He is. Law school is sometimes stressful and it is convenient to take it out on 0L's

Well, I'm more like a -1L. So, have your fun.

PSUdevon wrote:
Well, I'm more like a -1L. So, have your fun.

Odds says in 4 years you'll be a quarter million in debt, with no career potential.*

*based on majority of law students.

lawgod wrote:

PSUdevon wrote:
Well, I'm more like a -1L. So, have your fun.

Odds says in 4 years you'll be a quarter million in debt, with no career potential.*

*based on majority of law students.

You know, I hadn't quite picked up that general theme from TLS in the past few months.

PSUdevon wrote:

lawgod wrote:

PSUdevon wrote:
Well, I'm more like a -1L. So, have your fun.

Odds says in 4 years you'll be a quarter million in debt, with no career potential.*

*based on majority of law students.

You know, I hadn't quite picked up that general theme from TLS in the past few months.

no response.

PSUdevon wrote:

lawgod wrote:

PSUdevon wrote:
Well, I'm more like a -1L. So, have your fun.

Odds says in 4 years you'll be a quarter million in debt, with no career potential.*

*based on majority of law students.

You know, I hadn't quite picked up that general theme from TLS in the past few months.

lol

Biglaw or bust. Do it.