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Hi there,

Im currently doing research about candidates who want to get in to Law School but get stuck
on their preparations for the LSAT. So far I noticed that successful candidates have a very
different mindset then the candidates who were unsuccessful. The strategy and mindset of
someone who successfully passed the LSAT is something I'm researching to help other
future law school students.

Im willing to pay a fee of $30 per interview with a law school student that qualifies on the
following points:

1. Successfully passed the LSAT
2. Has tips and advice based on their preparation experience
3. Remembers the mindset he or she was in before doing the test.
4. Is willing to share their preparation strategy

If you qualify on the above mentioned points then please send me an email to mauricemondale@gmail.com
so we can discuss this further. Don't worry, the interview can be done via a word file with questions that
you can answer.

Its easy money for maybe 20 minutes work

Let me know

Thanks

Maurice

IBSnark.

OP: there is no line which divides "passing" and "failing" the LSAT. Perhaps you want to limit your inquiry to students who gained admission to law school?

$30? Ill do it. Send money first.

Also, what is "passing"? Do you know what you are talking about?

I'm in - need the $30!

But on a side note, I'm not sure what you mean by "passing" the LSAT. The definition of success varies widely depending on the individual test-taker's goals... do you have a particular score cut-off in mind, or are we talking relative improvement/personal goals?

Also, this.

AreJay711 wrote:$30? Ill do it. Send money first.

patrickd139 wrote:IBSnark.

OP: there is no line which divides "passing" and "failing" the LSAT. Perhaps you want to limit your inquiry to students who gained admission to law school?

Or that perhaps scored in a certain percentile. That might be more useful for your purposes. You might find the link below useful for your purposes too:

http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... ?f=6&t=396

To send you the $30 he will just need your bank account number and routing number to set up an ETF.

Also, please send your social security number for verification purposes.

I passed I passed!

Would love to help, but I failed the LSAT.

STOP DERAILING THE THREAD I WANT MY $30

albusdumbledore wrote:Would love to help, but I failed the LSAT.

you must be real stoopid

paulinaporizkova wrote:

albusdumbledore wrote:Would love to help, but I failed the LSAT.

you must be real stoopid

Luckily, they said I could still go to law skool.

albusdumbledore wrote:

paulinaporizkova wrote:

albusdumbledore wrote:Would love to help, but I failed the LSAT.

you must be real stoopid

Luckily, they said I could still go to law skool.

they = Cooley?

Hey I need $30 and I passed the LSAT! Do you need any other information? My bank account number or anything?

i passed. i have an acceptance from a TTT to prove it.

Any pregnant LSAT-takers can earn $25 in addition to $30. For real. Same OP as here.

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deadpoetnsp wrote:Any pregnant LSAT-takers can earn $25 in addition to $30. For real. Same OP as here.

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LOL HOW DID YOU FIND THIS

deadpoetnsp wrote:Any pregnant LSAT-takers can earn $25 in addition to $30. For real. Same OP as here.

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LOL. So passing the LSAT gets me $30 but getting knocked up only gets me $25? Come on.

He has a very diverse interest base, it seems.

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deadpoetnsp wrote:Any pregnant LSAT-takers can earn $25 in addition to $30. For real. Same OP as here.

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What terrible research skills, I fail to see how this could be any means of a representative sample.

paulinaporizkova wrote:

deadpoetnsp wrote:Any pregnant LSAT-takers can earn $25 in addition to $30. For real. Same OP as here.

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LOL HOW DID YOU FIND THIS

I see I got beat to this... I'm sure he just googled OP's email address, like I did.

So.....IBTL?

paulinaporizkova wrote:So.....IBTL?

What? This is research! The mods wouldn't interfere with the pursuit of accumulating academic knowledge.

AreJay711 wrote:

paulinaporizkova wrote:So.....IBTL?

What? This is research! The mods wouldn't interfere with the pursuit of accumulating academic knowledge.

IBTL.

Maurice,

I believe that I qualify for your study! I recently passed the LSAT (just barely ) and I have also noticed the difference in mindsets of those who passed and failed. Some of the people I know who ended up failing were not very optimistic; I know someone who is on his fifth retake of the LSAT. He just can't seem to get it right. I hope that when you finish this study I can give my friend a copy to try and help motivate him to pass! It would fulfill his dreams to go to an aba accredited law school, even one of the "fourth tier" schools.

I can't wait to answer your questions and try to help these poor people who can't pass the LSAT!