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Reg LSAT VS FLEX --Details & Difference?
Sasha7 replied to Sasha7's topic in Law School Admission Test (LSAT)
Thank you so much for going step by step! -
Anyone in Canada an effective LSAT tutor?
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Anyone here over 30 or in their 30's and applied to law school and got in? I would love to discuss your experience! Especially Canadians who are in Canadian law schools!
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Hello LSAT Gods, LSAT TABLET: If you've taken the LSAT on the new tablet style can you please drop some details on the experience, what's allowed, what's not allowed, and the details about taking this test on a tablet? LSAT FLEX: What's this test like, and how does it differ than the regular LSAT on a tablet? I would appreciate as much detail as possible. Thank you
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LSAT Demon: is it worth it?
Sasha7 replied to ellewoodslaw's topic in Law School Admission Test (LSAT)
I just checked online and it's pricey so it's a good thing to ask if it's worth it! I'm wondering the same as you. -
Is a Diagnostic Test necessary??
Sasha7 replied to Sasha7's topic in Law School Admission Test (LSAT)
Thank you everyone, so kind of you to share your opinions! -
If you have an LSAT schedule that rocked your results please share. Material: LSAT bible (all 3 books) and many test questions. Plan: If you have insight or ideas that worked for you with regards to an LSAT schedule that can create a solid foundation and build on it strong please share. I plan to take the August or September LSAT.
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I am going to self-study. I believe the most important thing for me to learn is TIMING. I need to establish ways to determine the answers within or at the 1 minute and 25 second mark. I don't see the value in taking a diagnostic test. So it points that I am weak or strong at certain sections, this will change based on studying hard. I just don't see the point. What are your thoughts on this?
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Best Online Prep-Course for June 2019 & TIPS?
Sasha7 replied to Sasha7's topic in Law School Admission Test (LSAT)
Thank you, I appreciate you answering this question. What are your thoughts on studying for 3 months, as in now until the June test? -
Question for you: Is it that more people with 4 year degrees apply and get in? What I mean is, unless we know how many with a 3 year apply vs people with a 4 year, how can we possibly know? The standard of having a 4 year honors is based on the fact that the majority who apply have a 4 year. Does that make sense?
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That's so helpful, thank you so much!
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Thank you that's quite helpful. My school has stated that a cumulative between 80-84 is an -A and a 3.7 GPA, and that's after 3 years of courses. I can do an extra year of school to get my 4 year honors which may move my GPA by 1% lol
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How did you learn to calculate it? I'm going by what my University says it is shown below: A- 80-84 3.7
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I'm going by what my University says: A- 80-84 3.7
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Best Online Prep-Course for June 2019 & TIPS?
Sasha7 replied to Sasha7's topic in Law School Admission Test (LSAT)
I understand why you think some people wouldn't "need" a prep course, but I don't believe that's a logical approach when it can only enhance your skills anyway. I have heard many people say "x course was such a waste of money...just self-study", but these same people don't have scores I want to achieve. I am looking to increase my odds of scoring high, thus self-study, when I have never taken the test, is not the best method in my opinion. Thoughts?