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[DebtAverse]

I used to have interests until 6 months ago, when the LSAT stole my life.

Anyone else mid prep notice that whenever someone asks how you are doing, your mind immediately goes to "Well I got a great score on my practice LSAT this weekend! I even got -0 on LG with 2 minutes to spare! So pretty good...you?"

Every single member of my immediate family is intimately familiar with the LSAT. Not voluntarily.

Hahaha, this exactly.

[xylocarp]

Checking in lol. Not going to apply until Oct so I have more WE to work in tho

You got a Dillard this cycle right? Any tips? That's one of my first choice possible outcomes for sure.

Almost entirely numbers based and they seem to be handed out pretty often. They tend to prefer higher gpa and lower lsats (so 3.9+ and 171/2/3)

Hmm. Maybe I can make that GPA by second semester or something. Thanks for the insight!

[DrSpaceman]

Checking in.

If scores are released around 4 pm tomorrow, I will be an hour into a 9-hour kitchen shift. I get cell alerts for email. Check it or try to hold out until after work?

[DebtAverse]

Checking in.

If scores are released around 4 pm tomorrow, I will be an hour into a 9-hour kitchen shift. I get cell alerts for email. Check it or try to hold out until after work?

I'll be in a similar situation. I think I will try not to check since I don't know how I could focus on work after that, but I don't know if I have enough self-control to not look at it.

[everything_bagel]

Checking in.

If scores are released around 4 pm tomorrow, I will be an hour into a 9-hour kitchen shift. I get cell alerts for email. Check it or try to hold out until after work?

I'll be in a similar situation. I think I will try not to check since I don't know how I could focus on work after that, but I don't know if I have enough self-control to not look at it.

For some reason I really don't want to read the email on my cell phone, and I don't have access to my work desktop this week, so I feel like I'll end up trapped into waiting until I get home too. It will be a nerve-wracking day! At least I only have to wait until 6. Sorry guys, that really sucks.

[BruiserWoods]

Checking in.

If scores are released around 4 pm tomorrow, I will be an hour into a 9-hour kitchen shift. I get cell alerts for email. Check it or try to hold out until after work?

I'll be in a similar situation. I think I will try not to check since I don't know how I could focus on work after that, but I don't know if I have enough self-control to not look at it.

When I was in a similar situation, I would check on my break - that way I wouldn't have to wait 'til I was off, and would have a few minutes to mentally deal with whatever the result was, good or bad. I personally thought it helped when it was bad news, because I couldn't just sit around and mope afterwards. If you don't have a break opportunity though, I would say wait.

[Wbran11]

Checking in! I'm guessing tomorrow is the big day.

[2654815451]

Checking in.

If scores are released around 4 pm tomorrow, I will be an hour into a 9-hour kitchen shift. I get cell alerts for email. Check it or try to hold out until after work?

I'll be in a similar situation. I think I will try not to check since I don't know how I could focus on work after that, but I don't know if I have enough self-control to not look at it.

I'll be at work too (Where I am right now)! I am going to check it though.. I'll just have to shut the door and cry in my office. If it is somehow a good score, I'll run and tell the world! Everyone at work knows I took the LSAT, and they will know if it didn't come in good. Last week I was quiet, and they were like, " Oh no! Your scores came in and they weren't good???" lol I can't hide!

[DebtAverse]

Checking in.

If scores are released around 4 pm tomorrow, I will be an hour into a 9-hour kitchen shift. I get cell alerts for email. Check it or try to hold out until after work?

I'll be in a similar situation. I think I will try not to check since I don't know how I could focus on work after that, but I don't know if I have enough self-control to not look at it.

For some reason I really don't want to read the email on my cell phone, and I don't have access to my work desktop this week, so I feel like I'll end up trapped into waiting until I get home too. It will be a nerve-wracking day! At least I only have to wait until 6. Sorry guys, that really sucks.

Yeah, I don't want to read it on my cell phone either. Maybe it just feels too casual?

[Gray]

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[LolaBanana]

Checking in! Here's to all of us being admitted to awesome schools!!!

[xylocarp]

Welcome new people, and special good luck to everyone waiting for their scores today Hoping for great news for all of you!

[DebtAverse]

Is anyone not getting any emails from schools? I keep hearing that other people who took the June test have been getting emails from schools already, so it seems odd that I haven't seen anything. I did just agree to the candidate referral service a few days ago though, so maybe that's why?

[Aholymost]

Is anyone not getting any emails from schools? I keep hearing that other people who took the June test have been getting emails from schools already, so it seems odd that I haven't seen anything. I did just agree to the candidate referral service a few days ago though, so maybe that's why?

I also registered for CRS a few days ago and I haven't received any emails from schools either.

[xylocarp]

Is anyone not getting any emails from schools? I keep hearing that other people who took the June test have been getting emails from schools already, so it seems odd that I haven't seen anything. I did just agree to the candidate referral service a few days ago though, so maybe that's why?

I also registered for CRS a few days ago and I haven't received any emails from schools either.

Yeah that would be the reason - don't worry about it!

Reminder to everyone else - if you want fee waivers from schools (and who doesn't), you should sign up for CRS on the LSAC website around now. Schools usually start sending out waivers right after June scores come out, which could be any day now was today. (See 2013-2014 Fee Waivers thread)

[2654815451]

Is anyone not getting any emails from schools? I keep hearing that other people who took the June test have been getting emails from schools already, so it seems odd that I haven't seen anything. I did just agree to the candidate referral service a few days ago though, so maybe that's why?

I also registered for CRS a few days ago and I haven't received any emails from schools either.

Yeah that would be the reason - don't worry about it!

Reminder to everyone else - if you want fee waivers from schools (and who doesn't), you should sign up for CRS on the LSAC website around now. Schools usually start sending out waivers right after June scores come out, which could be any day now. (See 2013-2014 Fee Waivers thread)

Thanks. I have a LSAC fee waiver and signed up for CRS a couple months ago. I didn't know about the LSAC fee waiver until after I took my first test in Feb. My boss paid for it then, but I am so glad I have it now.

[Learn_Live_Hope]

I like this thread

[rebexness]

[xylocarp]

hello.

Hi

Congrats (?) on June

[jk148706]

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[Gray]

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[Winston1984]

As much as I wish June lsat cleared things up for me, it just made things murkier.

So... Hai

So that means the June lsat was good?

[iVi]

Hi all, TLS newbie checking in. Sat for the LSAT (first try) in Korea last Sunday and am anxiously awaiting the results. Not so keen on an undisclosed test (hate the idea, actually), but had no choice. Any others find that their first try passed in a blur? So many on the forum here seem to recall an amazing amount of information; aside from the questions that gave me trouble (e.g. 3rd LG, comparative passage in RC, a handful of LRs), the rest are one big fuzzy memory...

Anyways, looking forward to going through the cycle together.^^

Also, congrats to all who sat for the NA test and received their results!

[xylocarp]

Hi all, TLS newbie checking in. Sat for the LSAT (first try) in Korea last Sunday and am anxiously awaiting the results. Not so keen on an undisclosed test (hate the idea, actually), but had no choice. Any others find that their first try passed in a blur? So many on the forum here seem to recall an amazing amount of information; aside from the questions that gave me trouble (e.g. 3rd LG, comparative passage in RC, a handful of LRs), the rest are one big fuzzy memory...

Anyways, looking forward to going through the cycle together.^^

Also, congrats to all who sat for the NA test and received their results!

I took February, but basically all I remember from my LSAT is some question about a girl who had a bunch of puppies and kittens. I thought it was cute I guess.

[laurazee]

Hi guys, I've been stalking this website for a year while studying for the LSAT and after Powerscore, Velocity, and a tutor (I highly recommend him if anyone is looking), I'm finally applying for 2018! I have a 172 and a 3.7 from a top 20 institution, and I'm thinking about applying to Columbia ED. I have an extremely rough personal statement written, I've already asked my profs for recommendations, and I'm excited to obsess about apps with all of you!