If you are aiming for Tier 2 schools you will need some decent scholarships to justify it after graduation, so I guess go with your gut. I'm not sure what scholarship cut offs are for Tier 2 schools, so you'll have to determine that yourself.A.Taarabt7 wrote:wanted to post this here for advice
I have taken the test 3 times with last week being my most recent. The 1st two attempts have taken place Fall 2012. I am considering canceling this recent attempt because I feel it is not a significant increase, perhaps 4-5 points. I was considering taking the test in June and putting law school off for another year again.
Do you think this is wise? I am concerned that if I do not cancel, I will receive a score that is high 150s which is small increase from my 1st two attempts. This may come off bad to an admission rep. I wanted my 3rd attempt not to be high 150s but rather at least mid 160s or even low 160s.
Thats why I am thinking of pushing back to June
Any thoughts?
btw I am not aiming for Yale. Mostly Tier 1-2 schools.
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For T1-T2, push to June, guarantee atleast 160+ and enjoy the scholarship money. Well worth the wait.A.Taarabt7 wrote:wanted to post this here for advice
I have taken the test 3 times with last week being my most recent. The 1st two attempts have taken place Fall 2012. I am considering canceling this recent attempt because I feel it is not a significant increase, perhaps 4-5 points. I was considering taking the test in June and putting law school off for another year again.
Do you think this is wise? I am concerned that if I do not cancel, I will receive a score that is high 150s which is small increase from my 1st two attempts. This may come off bad to an admission rep. I wanted my 3rd attempt not to be high 150s but rather at least mid 160s or even low 160s.
Thats why I am thinking of pushing back to June
Any thoughts?
btw I am not aiming for Yale. Mostly Tier 1-2 schools.
I was aiming for T2's last cycle (not knowing of TLS) and had a high 150's score. Didn't get the best $$$ and am so glad I waited a year and retook.
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I need something to hold me for the additional year. I have a supervisor who is making my life hell. I am ready to quit. Trying to find a job though while I am still employed. Thats one thing that is making me concerned about putting it off for another year. I don't want my resume displaying a bad work history ( jobs <6months)JustHawkin wrote:For T1-T2, push to June, guarantee atleast 160+ and enjoy the scholarship money. Well worth the wait.A.Taarabt7 wrote:wanted to post this here for advice
I have taken the test 3 times with last week being my most recent. The 1st two attempts have taken place Fall 2012. I am considering canceling this recent attempt because I feel it is not a significant increase, perhaps 4-5 points. I was considering taking the test in June and putting law school off for another year again.
Do you think this is wise? I am concerned that if I do not cancel, I will receive a score that is high 150s which is small increase from my 1st two attempts. This may come off bad to an admission rep. I wanted my 3rd attempt not to be high 150s but rather at least mid 160s or even low 160s.
Thats why I am thinking of pushing back to June
Any thoughts?
btw I am not aiming for Yale. Mostly Tier 1-2 schools.
I was aiming for T2's last cycle (not knowing of TLS) and had a high 150's score. Didn't get the best $$$ and am so glad I waited a year and retook.
Next job I plan to get I want to stay till I matriculate.
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What are some of the recommended books for students going into their 1L year? I am sure there are a million lists but is there a TLS recommended book?
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Getting to Maybeftbchamp231 wrote:What are some of the recommended books for students going into their 1L year? I am sure there are a million lists but is there a TLS recommended book?
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http://articles.latimes.com/2000/jan/27/local/me-58227
An article from the LA times written 13 years ago about two guys who attempted to cheat on the LSAT. Lol spending all that time conspiring and plotting when you could have...you know, studied.
An article from the LA times written 13 years ago about two guys who attempted to cheat on the LSAT. Lol spending all that time conspiring and plotting when you could have...you know, studied.
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I didn't find that book useful at all.mhaas wrote:Getting to Maybeftbchamp231 wrote:What are some of the recommended books for students going into their 1L year? I am sure there are a million lists but is there a TLS recommended book?
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Getting to Maybeftbchamp231 wrote:What are some of the recommended books for students going into their 1L year? I am sure there are a million lists but is there a TLS recommended book?
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Not every book is useful to every person, but the good thing about GtM is that it doesn't really teach any bad habits that you'll need to correct during 1L. I think a lot of what is covered in GtM does become useful during 1L if you remember what you read.Hotguy wrote:I didn't find that book useful at all.mhaas wrote:Getting to Maybeftbchamp231 wrote:What are some of the recommended books for students going into their 1L year? I am sure there are a million lists but is there a TLS recommended book?
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Total personal call, either gotta be resilient through the shitty supervisor or get on your grind networking like crazy and find that new job, even if you have a month or two in between employment. You'll figure it out! I'm glad I had to FORCE myself to find a job before I went to law school. I networked my ass off, rekindled old contacts, gained new ones, definitely good attributes I'm glad I have before I commit to one of the biggest financial investment I will make.A.Taarabt7 wrote:I need something to hold me for the additional year. I have a supervisor who is making my life hell. I am ready to quit. Trying to find a job though while I am still employed. Thats one thing that is making me concerned about putting it off for another year. I don't want my resume displaying a bad work history ( jobs <6months)JustHawkin wrote:For T1-T2, push to June, guarantee atleast 160+ and enjoy the scholarship money. Well worth the wait.A.Taarabt7 wrote:wanted to post this here for advice
I have taken the test 3 times with last week being my most recent. The 1st two attempts have taken place Fall 2012. I am considering canceling this recent attempt because I feel it is not a significant increase, perhaps 4-5 points. I was considering taking the test in June and putting law school off for another year again.
Do you think this is wise? I am concerned that if I do not cancel, I will receive a score that is high 150s which is small increase from my 1st two attempts. This may come off bad to an admission rep. I wanted my 3rd attempt not to be high 150s but rather at least mid 160s or even low 160s.
Thats why I am thinking of pushing back to June
Any thoughts?
btw I am not aiming for Yale. Mostly Tier 1-2 schools.
I was aiming for T2's last cycle (not knowing of TLS) and had a high 150's score. Didn't get the best $$$ and am so glad I waited a year and retook.
Next job I plan to get I want to stay till I matriculate.
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Definitely agree with you. TBF, GtM is rated really high and most people like it.RCO2012 wrote:Not every book is useful to every person, but the good thing about GtM is that it doesn't really teach any bad habits that you'll need to correct during 1L. I think a lot of what is covered in GtM does become useful during 1L if you remember what you read.Hotguy wrote:I didn't find that book useful at all.mhaas wrote:Getting to Maybeftbchamp231 wrote:What are some of the recommended books for students going into their 1L year? I am sure there are a million lists but is there a TLS recommended book?
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I have a feeling that scores are coming out on Friday.
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DaRascal wrote:I have a feeling that scores are coming out on Friday.
dat quick turnaround
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Leave MiracleNeeded alone, broAustinbound wrote:http://articles.latimes.com/2000/jan/27/local/me-58227
An article from the LA times written 13 years ago about two guys who attempted to cheat on the LSAT. Lol spending all that time conspiring and plotting when you could have...you know, studied.
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John_rizzy_rawls wrote:Leave MiracleNeeded alone, broAustinbound wrote:http://articles.latimes.com/2000/jan/27/local/me-58227
An article from the LA times written 13 years ago about two guys who attempted to cheat on the LSAT. Lol spending all that time conspiring and plotting when you could have...you know, studied.
HAHA he was so pissed that he wasn't able to execute his plan...
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vicpin5190 wrote:DaRascal wrote:I have a feeling that scores are coming out on Friday.
dat quick turnaround
Phhhhhh, I wish
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Top 150, so they got 180s? Good for that fourth guy who took the test for them. If I was taking an LSAT illegally and transmitting answers to Hawaii via pager I think my nerves would have gotten in the way. How did they get caught? Did the proctor write them up for their pagers or was that not illegal until after this stunt?
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and they say Hawaii's relaxing
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This is a really good point. Whoever took that test for them could very well be a Stanford, Yale or Harvard gradftbchamp231 wrote:Top 150, so they got 180s? Good for that fourth guy who took the test for them. If I was taking an LSAT illegally and transmitting answers to Hawaii via pager I think my nerves would have gotten in the way. How did they get caught? Did the proctor write them up for their pagers or was that not illegal until after this stunt?

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Seriously, that seems like the hardest guy to find. "I know you are well on your way to making 160k+ a year, but if I give you a few hundred bucks would you risk all of that to help us get into YHS?"gargoyle wrote:This is a really good point. Whoever took that test for them could very well be a Stanford, Yale or Harvard gradftbchamp231 wrote:Top 150, so they got 180s? Good for that fourth guy who took the test for them. If I was taking an LSAT illegally and transmitting answers to Hawaii via pager I think my nerves would have gotten in the way. How did they get caught? Did the proctor write them up for their pagers or was that not illegal until after this stunt?
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Sure! Just bought a new switchblade so we're SET!ftbchamp231 wrote:Seriously, that seems like the hardest guy to find. "I know you are well on your way to making 160k+ a year, but if I give you a few hundred bucks would you risk all of that to help us get into YHS?"gargoyle wrote:This is a really good point. Whoever took that test for them could very well be a Stanford, Yale or Harvard gradftbchamp231 wrote:Top 150, so they got 180s? Good for that fourth guy who took the test for them. If I was taking an LSAT illegally and transmitting answers to Hawaii via pager I think my nerves would have gotten in the way. How did they get caught? Did the proctor write them up for their pagers or was that not illegal until after this stunt?
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I know none of us are experts, but what do you guys think are the chances of a bigger curve than October. I'm kinda freaking out about the cancelation deadline and might cancel
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Name one thing that could possible go wrong. Thought so.gargoyle wrote:Sure! Just bought a new switchblade so we're SET!ftbchamp231 wrote:Seriously, that seems like the hardest guy to find. "I know you are well on your way to making 160k+ a year, but if I give you a few hundred bucks would you risk all of that to help us get into YHS?"gargoyle wrote:This is a really good point. Whoever took that test for them could very well be a Stanford, Yale or Harvard gradftbchamp231 wrote:Top 150, so they got 180s? Good for that fourth guy who took the test for them. If I was taking an LSAT illegally and transmitting answers to Hawaii via pager I think my nerves would have gotten in the way. How did they get caught? Did the proctor write them up for their pagers or was that not illegal until after this stunt?
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