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3.9, *sigh* 155. help.
So I had a 154, studied much harder (did very well on my practice tests, 165-169 range consistently) and then I received a 155. Maybe it's test anxiety? I have no idea. Anyway, I'm going to apply this cycle and see what happens. Also, I worked basically full time all through college as a website administrator, volunteered with Hospice and helped out with a member-run food co-operative. (As if these softs can somehow salvage my dreadful lsat)
Anyway, chance me
American PT/ ED (lol)
Lewis and Clark PT
U. Oregon
Willamette
Vermont
Temple PT
De Paul
Loyola Marymount (PT)
U. San Francisco
Chapman
Marquette
Suffolk
Think I can get in anywhere with my numbers? Are there any schools I should consider that I have not already with these numbers? Or will I be spending next year teaching yoga, trying desperately not to fail this LSAT for the 3rd time in a row?
Anyway, chance me
American PT/ ED (lol)
Lewis and Clark PT
U. Oregon
Willamette
Vermont
Temple PT
De Paul
Loyola Marymount (PT)
U. San Francisco
Chapman
Marquette
Suffolk
Think I can get in anywhere with my numbers? Are there any schools I should consider that I have not already with these numbers? Or will I be spending next year teaching yoga, trying desperately not to fail this LSAT for the 3rd time in a row?
- gracieb
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Re: 3.9, *sigh* 155. help.
If I didn't do better the 2nd time, I doubt the 3rd will be the charm. Several of my family members have their own law firms, some rather large. Finding a job will not be an issue, I just need to get IN to a school. And with my numbers, I worry I will not.
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Re: 3.9, *sigh* 155. help.
Well nepotism ftw.
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Re: 3.9, *sigh* 155. help.
Vermont, Willamette, and U San Francisco look like good options. U of Oregon and Lewis and Clark are possibilities.
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Re: 3.9, *sigh* 155. help.
Basically. There are over 25 lawyers in my immediate family and 4 different law firms. What are the chances?whymeohgodno wrote:Well nepotism ftw.
Thanks! I sure hope you are right hahacinephile wrote:Vermont, Willamette, and U San Francisco look like good options. U of Oregon and Lewis and Clark are possibilities.
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You should look into some activities to help you train to handle stress. If you perform 25% under your usual abilities in a test that you volunteered to take and one that you can repeat over and over again, you are going to do worse as a lawyer in situations where you only have 1 shot. Learn to perform at your normal levels, it will help you in your career too. You are going to be handling people's money and lives, I hate to have a lawyer that can't handle the pressure. There are many things that can help stress management, I think you can overcome that, get 10+ out the 20+ questions you get wrong all the time and get a 160. Then your option is that much better. Better schools for free.
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Re: 3.9, *sigh* 155. help.
It you're 100% sure nepotism can get you a job, just go wherever's cheapest. It doesn't matter.
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Re: 3.9, *sigh* 155. help.
whymeohgodno wrote:Well nepotism ft[mf]w.
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Re: 3.9, *sigh* 155. help.
I applied to a lot of the same schools as you.
Your best bet of acceptance is Willamette or Vermont. If you can re-take, do it.
Your best bet of acceptance is Willamette or Vermont. If you can re-take, do it.
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Re: 3.9, *sigh* 155. help.
whymeohgodno wrote:Retake.
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Don't waste such a beautiful GPA on such a shitty LSAT. Retake and get into T14.FuManChusco wrote:whymeohgodno wrote:Retake.
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3|ink wrote:Don't waste such a beautiful GPA on such a shitty LSAT. Retake and get into T14.FuManChusco wrote:whymeohgodno wrote:Retake.
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Re: 3.9, *sigh* 155. help.
r6_philly wrote:You should look into some activities to help you train to handle stress. If you perform 25% under your usual abilities in a test that you volunteered to take and one that you can repeat over and over again, you are going to do worse as a lawyer in situations where you only have 1 shot. Learn to perform at your normal levels, it will help you in your career too. You are going to be handling people's money and lives, I hate to have a lawyer that can't handle the pressure. There are many things that can help stress management, I think you can overcome that, get 10+ out the 20+ questions you get wrong all the time and get a 160. Then your option is that much better. Better schools for free.
Calm down.
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Err thats my point.holdencaulfield wrote:r6_philly wrote:You should look into some activities to help you train to handle stress. If you perform 25% under your usual abilities in a test that you volunteered to take and one that you can repeat over and over again, you are going to do worse as a lawyer in situations where you only have 1 shot. Learn to perform at your normal levels, it will help you in your career too. You are going to be handling people's money and lives, I hate to have a lawyer that can't handle the pressure. There are many things that can help stress management, I think you can overcome that, get 10+ out the 20+ questions you get wrong all the time and get a 160. Then your option is that much better. Better schools for free.
Calm down.
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Re: 3.9, *sigh* 155. help.
180r6_philly wrote:Err thats my point.holdencaulfield wrote:r6_philly wrote:You should look into some activities to help you train to handle stress. If you perform 25% under your usual abilities in a test that you volunteered to take and one that you can repeat over and over again, you are going to do worse as a lawyer in situations where you only have 1 shot. Learn to perform at your normal levels, it will help you in your career too. You are going to be handling people's money and lives, I hate to have a lawyer that can't handle the pressure. There are many things that can help stress management, I think you can overcome that, get 10+ out the 20+ questions you get wrong all the time and get a 160. Then your option is that much better. Better schools for free.
Calm down.
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atresia wrote:3|ink wrote:Don't waste such a beautiful GPA on such a shitty LSAT. Retake and get into T14.FuManChusco wrote:whymeohgodno wrote:Retake.
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lolDesert Fox wrote:180r6_philly wrote:Err thats my point.holdencaulfield wrote:r6_philly wrote:You should look into some activities to help you train to handle stress. If you perform 25% under your usual abilities in a test that you volunteered to take and one that you can repeat over and over again, you are going to do worse as a lawyer in situations where you only have 1 shot. Learn to perform at your normal levels, it will help you in your career too. You are going to be handling people's money and lives, I hate to have a lawyer that can't handle the pressure. There are many things that can help stress management, I think you can overcome that, get 10+ out the 20+ questions you get wrong all the time and get a 160. Then your option is that much better. Better schools for free.
Calm down.
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*sigh*...calm down as in don't read one short paragraph (with few details) and give bad advice such as this.r6_philly wrote:Err thats my point.holdencaulfield wrote:r6_philly wrote:You should look into some activities to help you train to handle stress. If you perform 25% under your usual abilities in a test that you volunteered to take and one that you can repeat over and over again, you are going to do worse as a lawyer in situations where you only have 1 shot. Learn to perform at your normal levels, it will help you in your career too. You are going to be handling people's money and lives, I hate to have a lawyer that can't handle the pressure. There are many things that can help stress management, I think you can overcome that, get 10+ out the 20+ questions you get wrong all the time and get a 160. Then your option is that much better. Better schools for free.
Calm down.
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You need to figure out when someone is making fun of you.holdencaulfield wrote:*sigh*...calm down as in don't read one short paragraph (with few details) and give bad advice such as this.r6_philly wrote:Err thats my point.holdencaulfield wrote:r6_philly wrote:You should look into some activities to help you train to handle stress. If you perform 25% under your usual abilities in a test that you volunteered to take and one that you can repeat over and over again, you are going to do worse as a lawyer in situations where you only have 1 shot. Learn to perform at your normal levels, it will help you in your career too. You are going to be handling people's money and lives, I hate to have a lawyer that can't handle the pressure. There are many things that can help stress management, I think you can overcome that, get 10+ out the 20+ questions you get wrong all the time and get a 160. Then your option is that much better. Better schools for free.
Calm down.
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I don't think you're getting it. You should look into some activities to help train you to communicate better. If you can't understand what I meant in my previous comment then you are going to do worse as a lawyer where you have situations where you have to understand what your clients are saying (and what they are not saying). Learn to communicate at normal levels, it will help you in your career too. You are going to be handling people's money and lives, I hate to have a lawyer that makes assumptions and doesn't make sure he has all the facts. There are many things that can help you communicate better. I think you can overcome your ridiculousness. Then your option is that much better. Better schools for freer6_philly wrote:You need to figure out when someone is making fun of you.holdencaulfield wrote:r6_philly wrote:You should look into some activities to help you train to handle stress. If you perform 25% under your usual abilities in a test that you volunteered to take and one that you can repeat over and over again, you are going to do worse as a lawyer in situations where you only have 1 shot. Learn to perform at your normal levels, it will help you in your career too. You are going to be handling people's money and lives, I hate to have a lawyer that can't handle the pressure. There are many things that can help stress management, I think you can overcome that, get 10+ out the 20+ questions you get wrong all the time and get a 160. Then your option is that much better. Better schools for free.
*sigh*...calm down as in don't read one short paragraph (with few details) and give bad advice such as this.
...but seriously, your advice was ridiculous...and you suck. Do I really have to explain how you took one sentence and proceeded to pile inference upon inference (to borrow language from a 1L case I read two years ago) about someone's life?
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Re: 3.9, *sigh* 155. help.
holdencaulfield wrote: I don't think you're getting it. You should look into some activities to help train you to communicate better. If you can't understand what I meant in my previous comment then you are going to do worse as a lawyer where you have situations where you have to understand what your clients are saying (and what they are not saying). Learn to communicate at normal levels, it will help you in your career too. You are going to be handling people's money and lives, I hate to have a lawyer that makes assumptions and doesn't make sure he has all the facts. There are many things that can help you communicate better. I think you can overcome your ridiculousness. Then your option is that much better. Better schools for free...but seriously, your advice was ridiculous...and you suck.
^ see above for good example.Do I really have to explain how you took one sentence and proceeded to pile inference upon inference (to borrow language from a 1L case I read two years ago) about someone's life?
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r6_philly wrote:holdencaulfield wrote: I don't think you're getting it. You should look into some activities to help train you to communicate better. If you can't understand what I meant in my previous comment then you are going to do worse as a lawyer where you have situations where you have to understand what your clients are saying (and what they are not saying). Learn to communicate at normal levels, it will help you in your career too. You are going to be handling people's money and lives, I hate to have a lawyer that makes assumptions and doesn't make sure he has all the facts. There are many things that can help you communicate better. I think you can overcome your ridiculousness. Then your option is that much better. Better schools for free...but seriously, your advice was ridiculous...and you suck.^ see above for good example.Do I really have to explain how you took one sentence and proceeded to pile inference upon inference (to borrow language from a 1L case I read two years ago) about someone's life?
lol...that's the exact advice you gave OP with several words changed. I was trying to sarcastically make a point. I'm glad to see that you now agree with me.
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Medium rare please.kkklick wrote:Beef.
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