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jthel08

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by jthel08 » Sun Oct 08, 2017 9:41 pm
kgm1990 wrote:jthel08 wrote:What are the predictions for the day we go Grey?!?!?!
...I'm going to guess Tuesday evening...
I feel like if I don't find out tomorrow I may have a heart attack. But, honestly, that may just be the 6 cups of coffee, soda, and large iced coffee I've had since ten today.

Same here, I was doing ok with the waiting until Friday. Now I will be checking hourly everyday....

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kgm1990

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by kgm1990 » Sun Oct 08, 2017 9:47 pm
jthel08 wrote:kgm1990 wrote:jthel08 wrote:What are the predictions for the day we go Grey?!?!?!
...I'm going to guess Tuesday evening...
I feel like if I don't find out tomorrow I may have a heart attack. But, honestly, that may just be the 6 cups of coffee, soda, and large iced coffee I've had since ten today.

Same here, I was doing ok with the waiting until Friday. Now I will be checking hourly everyday....

I was doing an amazing job of accepting the inevitable awfulness that would be my grade. But then, SOMEHOW, some pesky
hope crept into my head; so now I'm anxious.
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GnarMarBinx

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by GnarMarBinx » Sun Oct 08, 2017 11:06 pm
kgm1990 wrote:jthel08 wrote:kgm1990 wrote:jthel08 wrote:What are the predictions for the day we go Grey?!?!?!
...I'm going to guess Tuesday evening...
I feel like if I don't find out tomorrow I may have a heart attack. But, honestly, that may just be the 6 cups of coffee, soda, and large iced coffee I've had since ten today.

Same here, I was doing ok with the waiting until Friday. Now I will be checking hourly everyday....

I was doing an amazing job of accepting the inevitable awfulness that would be my grade. But then, SOMEHOW, some pesky
hope crept into my head; so now I'm anxious.
I feel the exact same way. The weird part about it is I am actually getting mad at myself for having this sense of hope because I know it's gonna make me feel terrible when I do get my inevitably low score.
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jjdude14

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by jjdude14 » Sun Oct 08, 2017 11:47 pm
I had my first vodka water this weekend. Used to talk shit on the stuff but after the sugar rush of rum and coke and the plain unhealthiness of tequila red bull, I found it to be both welcoming and refreshing.
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caramelizedgod

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by caramelizedgod » Mon Oct 09, 2017 1:47 am
I think the lsat is what causes so many lawyers to be alcoholics.
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wmbuff

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by wmbuff » Mon Oct 09, 2017 7:30 am
Well, that does it. I've uploaded the last of the optional essays for my target schools (assuming my score isn't a disaster). My LORs are in and assigned to applications. My applications are completely filled out. The only thing left before my final review is the score itself, and to solicit fee waivers (aside from WUSTL, who already gave me one, because they're just that kind to us 0Ls). I'm hoping to score some of those fee waiver at the Atlanta LSAC Forum.
Come on, gray day!
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DistrictDisaster

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by DistrictDisaster » Mon Oct 09, 2017 8:03 am
Have adopted new strategy of assuming I will have to rewrite in December. That way, when score comes in it will only be a confirmation of what I already know (and less disappointing). And if I am wrong, hurrah surprise! Surely this will be v. successful mind game??
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PWADatUNC

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by PWADatUNC » Mon Oct 09, 2017 8:24 am
Had my first LSAT dream last night, got exactly the score I wanted and woke up feeling so happy. Then realized it was a dream. Hoping for grey day today.
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littlelibertine

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by littlelibertine » Mon Oct 09, 2017 8:52 am
DistrictDisaster wrote:Have adopted new strategy of assuming I will have to rewrite in December. That way, when score comes in it will only be a confirmation of what I already know (and less disappointing). And if I am wrong, hurrah surprise! Surely this will be v. successful mind game??
This is about what I've been doing and I feel it's been pretty successful thus far. I'm not nearly as anxious as I'd have expected, and tbh welcome the opportunity to get a higher score.
I've also been pounding out my essays, which helps.
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creed

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by creed » Mon Oct 09, 2017 9:06 am
I’d be pretty surprised at scores coming today given the holiday.
My best guess is still Wednesday.
I think I was more nervous a couple weeks ago than I am now. I’ve tried hard to internalize the fact that I’m not applying until next year, making this score very low stakes.
But hey, grey week is upon us! Excited for the wait to be over
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DistrictDisaster

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by DistrictDisaster » Mon Oct 09, 2017 9:12 am
littlelibertine wrote:DistrictDisaster wrote:Have adopted new strategy of assuming I will have to rewrite in December. That way, when score comes in it will only be a confirmation of what I already know (and less disappointing). And if I am wrong, hurrah surprise! Surely this will be v. successful mind game??
This is about what I've been doing and I feel it's been pretty successful thus far. I'm not nearly as anxious as I'd have expected, and tbh welcome the opportunity to get a higher score.
I've also been pounding out my essays, which helps.
Glad to know it is working for you. Are you vaguely nauseated? Am hoping this is a normal byproduct of the mind game.
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littlelibertine

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by littlelibertine » Mon Oct 09, 2017 9:24 am
DistrictDisaster wrote:littlelibertine wrote:DistrictDisaster wrote:Have adopted new strategy of assuming I will have to rewrite in December. That way, when score comes in it will only be a confirmation of what I already know (and less disappointing). And if I am wrong, hurrah surprise! Surely this will be v. successful mind game??
This is about what I've been doing and I feel it's been pretty successful thus far. I'm not nearly as anxious as I'd have expected, and tbh welcome the opportunity to get a higher score.
I've also been pounding out my essays, which helps.
Glad to know it is working for you. Are you vaguely nauseated? Am hoping this is a normal byproduct of the mind game.
I wasn't until you mentioned it.
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wmbuff

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by wmbuff » Mon Oct 09, 2017 9:36 am
creed wrote:I’d be pretty surprised at scores coming today given the holiday.
My best guess is still Wednesday.
I think I was more nervous a couple weeks ago than I am now. I’ve tried hard to internalize the fact that I’m not applying until next year, making this score very low stakes.
But hey, grey week is upon us! Excited for the wait to be over
"Holiday", heh. I'm a state employee, and I'm still working today.
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littlelibertine

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by littlelibertine » Mon Oct 09, 2017 9:38 am
wmbuff wrote:creed wrote:I’d be pretty surprised at scores coming today given the holiday.
My best guess is still Wednesday.
I think I was more nervous a couple weeks ago than I am now. I’ve tried hard to internalize the fact that I’m not applying until next year, making this score very low stakes.
But hey, grey week is upon us! Excited for the wait to be over
"Holiday", heh. I'm a state employee, and I'm still working today.
There's a holiday today? /also at work
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creed

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by creed » Mon Oct 09, 2017 10:52 am
i'm at work as well
is everyone just ignoring the holiday
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sabraph

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by sabraph » Mon Oct 09, 2017 10:55 am
creed wrote:i'm at work as well
is everyone just ignoring the holiday
I have school today. I think its part of the push towards realizing Columbus was kind of a douchecanoe.
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by chewinggum » Mon Oct 09, 2017 10:55 am
Does anyone have experience writing their own LOR?
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by sev » Mon Oct 09, 2017 11:00 am
Didn't even know it was a holiday until I got to work in 10 minutes (my rush hour commute usually takes ~25-30 minutes).... in that light, I wouldn't mind if it was [indigenous peoples' day] every day.
Edit: I'm calling grey on Wednesday, scores on Thursday. *goes to check LSAC anyway*
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King of the North

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by King of the North » Mon Oct 09, 2017 11:05 am
chewinggum wrote:Does anyone have experience writing their own LOR?
Do people actually do this? Asking out of pure curiosity and not sarcasm lol.
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by hamshotfirst » Mon Oct 09, 2017 11:11 am
King of the North wrote:chewinggum wrote:Does anyone have experience writing their own LOR?
Do people actually do this? Asking out of pure curiosity and not sarcasm lol.
It's more common than you think, mostly because people asked to write the recommendation just say "you write it an I'll sign it."
It's a double-edge sword though, because from what I've read, admissions can tell a lot of the time when the letter was written by an applicant.
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by hamshotfirst » Mon Oct 09, 2017 11:12 am
sabraph wrote:creed wrote:i'm at work as well
is everyone just ignoring the holiday
I have school today. I think its part of the push towards realizing Columbus was kind of a douchecanoe.
In 1492 Columbus got us a day off schooo
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by chewinggum » Mon Oct 09, 2017 11:14 am
King of the North wrote:chewinggum wrote:Does anyone have experience writing their own LOR?
Do people actually do this? Asking out of pure curiosity and not sarcasm lol.
Haha, I think it's more common than it should be. Someone insisted on writing me an LOR (and is an alum from one of my top choices) then said it'd prob be better if I wrote it an she "added to it." I'm not entirely sure how to go about this since my other two writers didn't share theirs with me.
I'm not complaining bc I appreciate it. But this is taking more time than I anticipated
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by chewinggum » Mon Oct 09, 2017 11:16 am
hamshotfirst wrote:King of the North wrote:chewinggum wrote:Does anyone have experience writing their own LOR?
Do people actually do this? Asking out of pure curiosity and not sarcasm lol.
It's more common than you think, mostly because people asked to write the recommendation just say "you write it an I'll sign it."
It's a double-edge sword though, because from what I've read,
admissions can tell a lot of the time when the letter was written by an applicant.
This and if the writing style is too similar to your other submissions. So this is going to take some time
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wmbuff

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by wmbuff » Mon Oct 09, 2017 11:27 am
chewinggum wrote:hamshotfirst wrote:King of the North wrote:chewinggum wrote:Does anyone have experience writing their own LOR?
Do people actually do this? Asking out of pure curiosity and not sarcasm lol.
It's more common than you think, mostly because people asked to write the recommendation just say "you write it an I'll sign it."
It's a double-edge sword though, because from what I've read,
admissions can tell a lot of the time when the letter was written by an applicant.
This and if the writing style is too similar to your other submissions. So this is going to take some time
Would this recommender be willing to take a list of bullet points and turn them into sentences themselves?
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Mikey

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by Mikey » Mon Oct 09, 2017 11:28 am
just did a 2nd draft of my PS. have any of you done your Why X essays yet?
Seriously? What are you waiting for?
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