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#31
05-21-2007, 02:17 PM
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Re: 10K LSAT YO?
I can second that. [censored] thing is you have one exam whole semester, that you don't get back so you never know what a prof wants. You know some want useless boring details while others mark you off for that. [censored] is not interesting either, maybe because finished first year just now, god is that [censored] boring.
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#32
05-21-2007, 02:19 PM
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Re: 10K LSAT YO?
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I can second that. [censored] thing is you have one exam whole semester, that you don't get back so you never know what a prof wants. You know some want useless boring details while others mark you off for that. [censored] is not interesting either, maybe because finished first year just now, god is that [censored] boring. [/ QUOTE ] It gets worse, son. Srry. Wireless internet in the classrooms FTW. I still remember sitting in Tax 101 and the guy next to me paid much more attention to my set of SNGs than he did to discussions of "what is income?"
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#33
05-21-2007, 02:20 PM
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Re: 10K LSAT YO?
The games are really easy now and are 1/4 of the test not half.
Edit- didn't mean to sound like a dick. only pt making the test stresses reading comp now.
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#34
05-21-2007, 02:24 PM
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Re: 10K LSAT YO?
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I can second that. [censored] thing is you have one exam whole semester, that you don't get back so you never know what a prof wants. You know some want useless boring details while others mark you off for that. [censored] is not interesting either, maybe because finished first year just now, god is that [censored] boring. [/ QUOTE ] Well, since there's only one exam per semester, I've come up with a foolproof plan: 1) Score really high on LSATs. 2) Get scholarship to UCLA or USC (lol?) 3) Play soft commerce games 3 months per semester. 4) Study for exams 2 weeks per semester. 5) Skate by with straight C's. Or, I could do none of the above and actually work in law school, as I hold out hope that I'll find some of the courses interesting.
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#35
05-21-2007, 02:30 PM
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Re: 10K LSAT YO?
lol- skate by with C's. That would be the bottom of your class. But you can get in all the info by cramming, as long as you get good outlines. ALso, when you get out, your jobs are based exclusively on class rank, but like I said you can cram and be ok. Scholarships usually dependent on 3.2 or above, tho if its UCLA after a year you can get residency, as long as done it immediately
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#37
05-21-2007, 02:51 PM
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Re: 10K LSAT YO?
i think you're about a 6-1 dog to get above 170
theres is quite a difference between 164 and 171
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#39
05-21-2007, 03:12 PM
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"Do yourself a favor and score so low you lose all motivation to go to law school. I scored a 176 and my life has been one long nightmare ever since." My life sucked until I quit praticing law (after 7 years) [/ QUOTE ] Now someone tells me...(GG student loans needing repayment...obviously move up to where they respect my raises and pay it off toot suite, amirite?)
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#40
05-21-2007, 03:27 PM
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Re: 10K LSAT YO?
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i think you're about a 6-1 dog to get above 170 [/ QUOTE ] Want some action?
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