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Posted: **Tue Jul 16, 2013 2:54 pm**

Should I listen to them if they used to be an admissions officer at a T14?

Posted: **Tue Jul 16, 2013 2:56 pm**

Usually no, but yours is obviously more qualified to give advice than most advisers. I would still read TLS to make sure their information is correct.

Posted: **Tue Jul 16, 2013 3:03 pm**

zozin wrote:Usually no, but yours is obviously more qualified to give advice than most advisers. I would still read TLS to make sure their information is correct.

This.

Posted: **Tue Jul 16, 2013 3:41 pm**

While your advisor may be better than most, keep your grain of salt handy. He/she might still be hamstrung by the institution-- I know from talking to prelaw advisors at my UG that they were not allowed to try to dissuade students from or influence them about TTTTs. So when a kid came in chatting about Florida Coastal, all they could say was "okay, let's work out how to get there..."

Prohibited from giving unbiased advice? That makes for a pretty useless position.

Posted: **Tue Jul 16, 2013 4:07 pm**

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Posted: **Tue Jul 16, 2013 4:20 pm**

bamfrosty wrote:Also, my school offers a 3-credit LSAT prep class taught by another pre-law advisor. He went to a UT/UCLA/Vandy and coaches mock trial now.

I know it probably won't be a Manhattan-tier prep class, but it's free and would count towards my degree. Should I take the class in the spring or will his potentially bad teaching mess up my LSAT mojo? I'd sit in on a class to see but he doesn't teach it in the fall. Started self-studying for the June 2014 test a few weeks ago, aiming for mid/high 170s.

Your school offers a for-credit LSAT prep course? WTF?

Posted: **Tue Jul 16, 2013 4:42 pm**

Cicero76 wrote:
bamfrosty wrote:Also, my school offers a 3-credit LSAT prep class taught by another pre-law advisor. He went to a UT/UCLA/Vandy and coaches mock trial now.

I know it probably won't be a Manhattan-tier prep class, but it's free and would count towards my degree. Should I take the class in the spring or will his potentially bad teaching mess up my LSAT mojo? I'd sit in on a class to see but he doesn't teach it in the fall. Started self-studying for the June 2014 test a few weeks ago, aiming for mid/high 170s.
Your school offers a for-credit LSAT prep course? WTF?

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Posted: **Tue Jul 16, 2013 4:45 pm**

That's pretty cool. I wonder how its graded.

Posted: **Wed Jul 17, 2013 8:32 am**

Nova wrote:That's pretty cool. I wonder how its graded.

+1

Posted: **Wed Jul 17, 2013 10:04 am**

Definitely take that LSAT class. You were going to study for the LSAT anyway, might as well get school credit for it. You can

Posted: **Wed Jul 17, 2013 2:05 pm**

bamfrosty wrote:Should I listen to them if they used to be an admissions officer at a T14?

For certain, given the above. Who is it? (feel free to PM me, I likely know them and can give my 2 cents)

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