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By loonie · Posted
Although it's not an unheard of strategy to rely solely on the indices without reading the material, I think there is still value in reading them. From what I have heard, lots of people find it hard to use the indices without ever reading the material as a lack of familiarity with them can cause people to get confused and mistakenly reference the wrong key terms. In fact, I have heard that, recently, more and more people have been tending not to use indices altogether and instead use the Detailed Table of Contents to quickly flip to the appropriate section. In any case, I do think it is better to read the materials or, at least, skim them than to not do so entirely. However, in saying that, I also think it is more important to do practice questions and get familiar with using either indices or the DToC to come up with a personalized strategy that works best for you. So, my personal advice would be that if you are running short on time then prioritize the latter, but still try your best to read as much as you can in the meantime. I would also reference the 2023 UofT indices and look at the sample LSO questions to get a better understanding of if it will be a good strategy for you. -
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By capitalttruth · Posted
I'm wondering if I should read all of the Barrister and Solicitor materials at first, or just wait until the indices come out and jump right into practice exams before the Barrister exam. If the exam is just a matter of finding items in the index under time, what would the utility of reading the LSO materials beforehand be? I'm falling into the trap of over-highlighting already. -
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Agreed. Unfortunately no, there was no reference to when I was waitlisted or what rank I was. Best of luck! -
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Accepted April 30! 155 LSAT, 3.8 GPA, strong softs, letters, work experience -
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That’s very interesting! I’m still waiting to hear - I haven’t been told I’ve been placed on the waitlist, rejected or (hopefully) accepted, so thank you for sharing! I’d be curious if there was another spot to check - I figured it would appear by ‘Status’ if there was any change or an email at least! Did they make any mention of when you were placed on the waitlist in the email or just that you had been on the waitlist?
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