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by Smallville » Sat Dec 13, 2014 1:31 am
JackelJ wrote:Jgoods wrote:I<3ScholarlySweets! wrote:someone set up a tiny chat so we can live chat
thats not gunna happen, sorry to burst yer bubble

Jgoods is too shy
Also, on topic - Since it seems like most of us postponed, when was the last time everyone took a PT? I haven't taken one in 3 months so I'm a little worried about my next one.
every weekend
and not too shy, I would get into a chat with
some of y'all
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by nlee10 » Sat Dec 13, 2014 1:32 am
JackelJ wrote:Jgoods wrote:I<3ScholarlySweets! wrote:someone set up a tiny chat so we can live chat
thats not gunna happen, sorry to burst yer bubble

Jgoods is too shy
Also, on topic - Since it seems like most of us postponed, when was the last time everyone took a PT? I haven't taken one in 3 months so I'm a little worried about my next one.
It's been like 3 weeks since my last PT (scored a 162). I'm confident my accuracy has gone up but it'll take a couple weeks to condition my timing.
Brb, drinking more wine.
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by nlee10 » Sat Dec 13, 2014 1:45 am
peppermint wrote:nlee10 wrote:It's been like 3 weeks since my last PT (scored a 162). I'm confident my accuracy has gone up but it'll take a couple weeks to condition my timing.
Brb, drinking more wine.
How was drunk LSATing?
As expected, didn't end up doing it lol. Was drinking and watching the laker game.
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by 20170322 » Sat Dec 13, 2014 1:51 am
How sad is it that I'm considering dropping a class because the professor doesn't offer A+'s?
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by nlee10 » Sat Dec 13, 2014 1:56 am
SweetTort wrote:How sad is it that I'm considering dropping a class because the professor doesn't offer A+'s?
Gunner
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by 20170322 » Sat Dec 13, 2014 1:56 am
nlee10 wrote:SweetTort wrote:How sad is it that I'm considering dropping a class because the professor doesn't offer A+'s?
Gunner
And proud.
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by 20170322 » Sat Dec 13, 2014 2:01 am
mist4bison wrote:SweetTort wrote:How sad is it that I'm considering dropping a class because the professor doesn't offer A+'s?
Coming from a school that doesn't have A+s, you suck.
Dat 4.33 doh...
Legit, I'm the worst type of kid. I withdraw from hard classes, do extra credit, and hit up all the office hours.
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by 20170322 » Sat Dec 13, 2014 2:15 am
mist4bison wrote:
I hate you. Soooooo much.
I don't know how, but I always did really well in my difficult classes (Chem, calc, ochem, etc) where the curve would be like 50% got below a 1.3 but then when I took "easy A" classes I screwed it up and got 3.3s. I literally hurt my GPA by trying easy A classes.
But more power to you. If I could redo it id withdraw from classes and not take any grade-killing classes.
Lol, just gotta keep it going. I figure my GPA is much more controllable than my LSAT.
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by 20170322 » Sat Dec 13, 2014 2:27 am
JackelJ wrote:SweetTort wrote:mist4bison wrote:
I hate you. Soooooo much.
I don't know how, but I always did really well in my difficult classes (Chem, calc, ochem, etc) where the curve would be like 50% got below a 1.3 but then when I took "easy A" classes I screwed it up and got 3.3s. I literally hurt my GPA by trying easy A classes.
But more power to you. If I could redo it id withdraw from classes and not take any grade-killing classes.
Lol, just gotta keep it going. I figure my GPA is much more controllable than my LSAT.
This is true, but I always get so bored in "easy A" classes. I don't think I can personally justify the cost of my school when I literally do nothing in classes. And like mist, I do well in difficult classes. They look at the majors somewhat and are very slightly more lenient towards lower gpas in difficult majors right? At least thats what I tell myself haha
I mean, if you can manage real courses, go for it. I've just been law school or bust since day one, so I've been gearing myself towards it.
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by 20170322 » Sat Dec 13, 2014 9:14 am
I<3ScholarlySweets! wrote:Sweet tort wat LSAT score are u aiming for? Where do u want to go to school?
I'm hitting 164 now, so I'd love a 172 or above. As far as schools, I just want full tuition in the t14. Cornell, Duke, and UVA would all be ideal.
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by Smallville » Sat Dec 13, 2014 10:28 am
SweetTort wrote:I<3ScholarlySweets! wrote:Sweet tort wat LSAT score are u aiming for? Where do u want to go to school?
I'm hitting 164 now, so I'd love a 172 or above. As far as schools, I just want full tuition in the t14.
Cornell, Duke, and UVA would all be ideal.
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by stray » Sat Dec 13, 2014 10:45 am
Does anyone here meditate? I read a pretty good Scientific American article on it a while ago and then just saw on 7sage that JY recommends doing it for 2 months prior to the test. Almost want to give it a shot.
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by nlee10 » Sat Dec 13, 2014 12:07 pm
ColumbiaBigLaw wrote:Does anyone here meditate? I read a pretty good Scientific American article on it a while ago and then just saw on 7sage that JY recommends doing it for 2 months prior to the test. Almost want to give it a shot.
I need to get on this.
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by mist4bison » Sat Dec 13, 2014 12:13 pm
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by nlee10 » Sat Dec 13, 2014 12:16 pm
mist4bison wrote:ColumbiaBigLaw wrote:Does anyone here meditate? I read a pretty good Scientific American article on it a while ago and then just saw on 7sage that JY recommends doing it for 2 months prior to the test. Almost want to give it a shot.
I tried it about a year ago when I was a ball of nerves because of work and it didn't do much. I wonder if it'd be easier now that I'm more relaxed. I want to try
Lifting is my meditation.

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by stray » Sat Dec 13, 2014 12:29 pm
Think I'll give it a go. Test day anxiety destroyed my vibe during the Dec test. Also, related to this, I was so damn nervous I managed to sleep only 3.5 hours. Might meddle with some melatonin too and see if that can help.
I had to completely stop working out/lifting because of my work hours (usually 7-7/8pm each day) and I needed the remaining time to study. I should probably at least run for 20 mins a day now.
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