The Official February 2015 Study Group Forum

[nlee10]

Just finished 7 pure linear (sequencing) games. All under 7 mins. My only studying for today. Well, early days still, need to keep pressing!

I ended up only doing like 9 sequencing games today as well. Too distracted on TLS.

[peppermint]

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[lawjag2015]

Just finished 7 pure linear (sequencing) games. All under 7 mins. My only studying for today. Well, early days still, need to keep pressing!

Keep up the good work Jag! I'm working on LG right now too, it's my worst section, ughhh

Thanks, Pepper! LG is my weakest section too, but, it won't be weak at all come test day!

Keep pressing and analyzing! Good luck!

[lawjag2015]

Just finished 7 pure linear (sequencing) games. All under 7 mins. My only studying for today. Well, early days still, need to keep pressing!

I ended up only doing like 9 sequencing games today as well. Too distracted on TLS.

So worth it to see how cute you are, nlee!

Early days, nlee! As long as we keep doing whatever we can!

[peppermint]

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[lawjag2015]

Just finished 7 pure linear (sequencing) games. All under 7 mins. My only studying for today. Well, early days still, need to keep pressing!

Keep up the good work Jag! I'm working on LG right now too, it's my worst section, ughhh

Thanks, Pepper! LG is my weakest section too, but, it won't be weak at all come test day!

Keep pressing and analyzing! Good luck!

Yes! We will destroy LG & will not let it destroy us!!!!!

Our battle cry

Indeed!

[nlee10]

Just finished 7 pure linear (sequencing) games. All under 7 mins. My only studying for today. Well, early days still, need to keep pressing!

I ended up only doing like 9 sequencing games today as well. Too distracted on TLS.

So worth it to see how cute you are, nlee!

Thanks! You too. Cant wait for our waiterz thread.

[I<3ScholarlySweets!]

does anyone here poast on AutoAdmit?

[20170322]

Do any of you know if there's a problem in graduating the SUMMER before law school? Like, graduate in late July, enroll in August?

[nlee10]

Do any of you know if there's a problem in graduating the SUMMER before law school? Like, graduate in late July, enroll in August?

The conventional TLS advice is to take at least a year off in between undergrad and law school.

[I<3ScholarlySweets!]

K-JD isn't recommended

[20170322]

Do any of you know if there's a problem in graduating the SUMMER before law school? Like, graduate in late July, enroll in August?

The conventional TLS advice is to take at least a year off in between undergrad and law school.

Sure, but I'm just asking if it would create any problems with enrollment or anything.

[nlee10]

Sure, but I'm just asking if it would create any problems with enrollment or anything.

Probably not.

[I<3ScholarlySweets!]

nlee10; how many years are you taking off?

[nlee10]

nlee10; how many years are you taking off?

It will be 2 full years when I enroll for Fall 2016. Probably not as long as a gap as most people here but I think it's a good amount of break for me.

[20170322]

nlee10; how many years are you taking off?

It will be 2 full years when I enroll for Fall 2016. Probably not as long as a gap as most people here but I think it's a good amount of break for me.

Mad respect for not being K-JD. I'm just, like, completely unemployable, so there are very few options.

[I<3ScholarlySweets!]

IMHO, 2 years is ideal (no offense K-JDers and 5+yers)

[nlee10]

Mad respect for not being K-JD. I'm just, like, completely unemployable, so there are very few options.

In that respect, K-JDs have a hard time being employed at OCI because of a general lack of work experience. That's primarily what made me wait a couple years. You don't have to work at a full-time office job to count as work experience. Look into internships, or long-term volunteer programs like Teach for America.

[I<3ScholarlySweets!]

SweeTort; i highly recommend you take at least one year off. Go to your career services office at your school and discuss with a career counselor your options. Usually they can hook you up with a respectable gig.

[Smallville]

Anyone else seriously dreading winter break? Just... way too much family time. Thank God for LSAT prep.

what's winter break?

[JackelJ]

Do any of you know if there's a problem in graduating the SUMMER before law school? Like, graduate in late July, enroll in August?

I don't see how this would be a problem. As long as you are accepted and graduate before starting law school I don't think it matters when you graduate. I will be graduating in June and starting law school in August right after in 2016.

I also don't see anything wrong with doing k-jd (unless you're going to law school for bad reasons)

[JackelJ]

SweeTort; i highly recommend you take at least one year off. Go to your career services office at your school and discuss with a career counselor your options. Usually they can hook you up with a respectable gig.

At what school do career counselors just give out jobs? And I don't think you should just prescribe a year off for everyone with out knowing them or their situation.

[I<3ScholarlySweets!]

No but it's a good way to start. Like nlee10 said, he could do some internships, long-term volunteer programs like Teach for America. And of course, nothing is guaranteed, but you think things will be guaranteed after he graduates from law school? The skills he develops looking for jobs/internships/volunteer work now will pay off during law school.

[mist4bison]

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[mist4bison]

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