Vietnamese chances Forum
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Vietnamese chances
Vietnamese residing in NM, English as Second Language, 3.15 GPA, History major, taking the October LSAT (134 diagnostic; Bombed Logic Games and Reasoning) and possibly the December test as well. Looking into Pittsburgh, Indiana, British Columbia, and hometown UNM. What are my chances? Freaking out already, this is the biggest obstacle/challenge in my life so far. HELP!!!
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Re: Vietnamese chances
Being Vietnamese is irrelevant.
The LSAT is by far the most important thing right now. What are you PT'ing at? If you really aren't ready for the LSAT, don't take it in October. Honestly, it seems like you may be best off waiting a cycle considering you are so unsure right now. Waiting will give you the option to retake the LSAT and apply early.
Calm down, prep for the LSAT. If you're ready by December, take it then. If you're not, there is always February. Whether you take it in December or February, you will still have time to retake in February/June/September 2011 if you don't get the score you want.
The LSAT is by far the most important thing right now. What are you PT'ing at? If you really aren't ready for the LSAT, don't take it in October. Honestly, it seems like you may be best off waiting a cycle considering you are so unsure right now. Waiting will give you the option to retake the LSAT and apply early.
Calm down, prep for the LSAT. If you're ready by December, take it then. If you're not, there is always February. Whether you take it in December or February, you will still have time to retake in February/June/September 2011 if you don't get the score you want.
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Re: Vietnamese chances
Perhaps u should reconsider law school? It's probably hard to score 170+ if your cold diagnostic is 130+, and with your GPA you can't get into top schools unless its 170+. Are you looking to work for mid/big law firms, or be a DA? What are your goals?
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Re: Vietnamese chances
I think your English is the big obstacle you need to tackle. We can discuss some pointers over fried rice and dog meat if you like.LegalImage wrote: this is the biggest obstacle/challenge in my life so far. HELP!!!
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chingchong wrote:I think your English is the big obstacle you need to tackle. We can discuss some pointers over fried rice and dog meat if you like.LegalImage wrote: this is the biggest obstacle/challenge in my life so far. HELP!!!
unnecessary and unacceptable
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Re: Vietnamese chances
dude...chingchong wrote:I think your English is the big obstacle you need to tackle. We can discuss some pointers over fried rice and dog meat if you like.LegalImage wrote: this is the biggest obstacle/challenge in my life so far. HELP!!!
go to xoxohth with this garbage
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Listen, the Vietcong killed my daddy during the war. That my friend was unnecessary and unacceptableunnecessary and unacceptable
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if thats true then you must be, what 35-40 years old?chingchong wrote:Listen, the Vietcong killed my daddy during the war. That my friend was unnecessary and unacceptableunnecessary and unacceptable
why are you acting like a 8 year old on the internet?
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Well can I bring some of your General Tso's chicken with me, chank?
dude...
go to xoxohth with this garbage
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Re: Vietnamese chances
Simple response, I don't like Asian peoplewhy are you acting like a 8 year old on the internet?
There always trying to use their race in admissions. I am fed up with it.
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Asian people get hurt on undergrad admissions. White people aren't affected by their race. Black/hispanic/native american are given huge boosts.chingchong wrote:Simple response, I don't like Asian peoplewhy are you acting like a 8 year old on the internet?
There always trying to use their race in admissions. I am fed up with it.
So...how do Asians try to use their race in admissions? By hiding it so they won't get penalized?
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Hoping for a multiNightrunner wrote:That poster will never, ever be able to respond to your question.whymeohgodno wrote:Asian people get hurt on undergrad admissions. White people aren't affected by their race. Black/hispanic/native american are given huge boosts.chingchong wrote:Simple response, I don't like Asian peoplewhy are you acting like a 8 year old on the internet?
There always trying to use their race in admissions. I am fed up with it.
So...how do Asians try to use their race in admissions? By hiding it so they won't get penalized?
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Re: Vietnamese chances
I can only respond on UNM. You have the advantage of being a resident which helps. However, you are far below medians on GPA and LSAT(diagnostic). If you wish to attend you need you need to bring that LSAT up. Find out whats not working and fix it.LegalImage wrote:Vietnamese residing in NM, English as Second Language, 3.15 GPA, History major, taking the October LSAT (134 diagnostic; Bombed Logic Games and Reasoning) and possibly the December test as well. Looking into Pittsburgh, Indiana, British Columbia, and hometown UNM. What are my chances? Freaking out already, this is the biggest obstacle/challenge in my life so far. HELP!!!
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