Yes you are correct. That is actually the only reason I'm going to law school.Blessedassurance wrote:mmmk.MellowMantis wrote: Didn't I already tell you I didn't want your advice? Get lost.
PS: Are you one of those people who go to Law School because a lot of people have told them they like arguing and they'd make a good lawyer?
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If you do get a mid 150s score, Rutgers-Newark could still be an option. They have an option on their app in which they can consider your resume and gpa much more so than you LSAT. This is an unpredictable process anyway though. I got rejected from South Carolina but got into IU-Bloomington. Just do the best you can and take your chances.
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NotsureifsrsMellowMantis wrote:Yes you are correct. That is actually the only reason I'm going to law school.Blessedassurance wrote:mmmk.MellowMantis wrote: Didn't I already tell you I didn't want your advice? Get lost.
PS: Are you one of those people who go to Law School because a lot of people have told them they like arguing and they'd make a good lawyer?
Wow Rutgers must be some toilet of a UG. Listen dude, pull your LSAT up to something respectable. Your list sucks and you wont get a job and will likely have tons of handcuffing debt. Take some time off and really study using LSAT prep threads as a roadmap. It's in your best interest that people say dont go to these shitbag law schools with your abysmal score.
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This is some forum. Come looking for advice and you just get people who like to make fun of you and insult you. Have fun with your forum. I'm done with this.WSJ_Law wrote:NotsureifsrsMellowMantis wrote:Yes you are correct. That is actually the only reason I'm going to law school.Blessedassurance wrote:mmmk.MellowMantis wrote: Didn't I already tell you I didn't want your advice? Get lost.
PS: Are you one of those people who go to Law School because a lot of people have told them they like arguing and they'd make a good lawyer?
Wow Rutgers must be some toilet of a UG. Listen dude, pull your LSAT up to something respectable. Your list sucks and you wont get a job and will likely have tons of handcuffing debt. Take some time off and really study using LSAT prep threads as a roadmap. It's in your best interest that people say dont go to these shitbag law schools with your abysmal score.
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FWIW OP would have been a shitty lawyer anyway.MellowMantis wrote:This is some forum. Come looking for advice and you just get people who like to make fun of you and insult you. Have fun with your forum. I'm done with this.
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Disagree. I have found in this thread all seven levels of arguments. That's the highest honor a thread can achieve.bport hopeful wrote:This is all sorts of bad TLSing.

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I should have read this thread yesterday. I'm in the same boat. 3.67 GPA, best PT 154. LG is the bane of my existence. Is there a major disadvantage to taking the October test and retaking in December, or should I just cut my losses (registration fee) and only take the December test?
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Depends on how close you get by test date. LG is super learnable though. Its good that thats your worst section.Jimbola wrote:I should have read this thread yesterday. I'm in the same boat. 3.67 GPA, best PT 154. LG is the bane of my existence. Is there a major disadvantage to taking the October test and retaking in December, or should I just cut my losses (registration fee) and only take the December test?
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Thanks for the hope! Is there enough time to get the Powerscore Bible and actually put it to good use or should I just continue to practice and plug away?
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I didnt do Power Score so I dont really know. What have you done so far?Jimbola wrote:Thanks for the hope! Is there enough time to get the Powerscore Bible and actually put it to good use or should I just continue to practice and plug away?
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I tried the princeton review book, but it was useless to me.
Almost finishing up the Testmasters course which has been extremely helpful. Testmasters gives you enough practice questions to last a lifetime too.
Almost finishing up the Testmasters course which has been extremely helpful. Testmasters gives you enough practice questions to last a lifetime too.
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Then yeah, maybe you should do Power Score.Jimbola wrote:I tried the princeton review book, but it was useless to me.
Almost finishing up the Testmasters course which has been extremely helpful. Testmasters gives you enough practice questions to last a lifetime too.
Just doing practice tests isnt enough. You need to know what youre doing wrong and how to fix and the strategies to implement.
If you arent using any real strategy right now, and you start to, you can make huge jumps in LG.
I went from getting like half right, to not really missing any.
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I would be careful about learning brand new techniques approaches so close to your test date if you're sticking with October.Jimbola wrote:I tried the princeton review book, but it was useless to me.
Almost finishing up the Testmasters course which has been extremely helpful. Testmasters gives you enough practice questions to last a lifetime too.
If possible, I would try to incorporate what the bible has into your own approach without making any drastic changes.
Ideally, you should keep doing what you're doing just taking full tests, and reviewing your answers. It is very late to be learning how to attack an assumption question, etc. It is not uncommon to go down at first when you learn a new approach before jumping back up, which is why I think it may be a bad move.
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I suppose I will peruse the Powerbible at barnes and noble and see if it is worth my time at this point. If not and I need to re-take I'll def use it for December.
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You need some kind of strategy man. The whole test is strategy and repetition.Jimbola wrote:I suppose I will peruse the Powerbible at barnes and noble and see if it is worth my time at this point. If not and I need to re-take I'll def use it for December.
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to the OP, I looked at this thread and I am sorry to say that i do think you misunderstand why everyone is railing on you due to this whole possible/reasonable thing. These two words are really quite different, and I don't mean in the grammatical sense. Those people who said it was POSSIBLE to raise your score by 10 pts actually did answer your question and DID NOT intend to inflame you, but you misinterpreted it.
it's like the difference between many and most. Also, if you get angry and pissed off at the treatment you are getting here, then perhaps you would be better off not going to law schools since most professors are hard asses (nice albeit) that use the Socratic method to its fullest humiliating potential.
it's like the difference between many and most. Also, if you get angry and pissed off at the treatment you are getting here, then perhaps you would be better off not going to law schools since most professors are hard asses (nice albeit) that use the Socratic method to its fullest humiliating potential.
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I'm sad I didn't get to this thread before mantis left
. To Jimbola, I would really get the LG Bible. It's the best resource out there, and can help raise your score dramatically. If anything just delay taking the LSAT until you get your LG score where it needs to be. Best of luck to you.
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Yeah, I think I'm going to take the October test either way since most schools take the highest score anyway, and most likely re-take in December depending on my score. So I'll just keep plugin' on.
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That sounds right on Jimbola. Good luck!
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Thanks Bodhi. And you are all completely right about being able to improve in Logic Games the most. I've been really beating myself over the head with them practice wise and I'm seeing vast improvement. Less than two weeks to go!
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