Shoot your shot! You don’t have anything to lose (except for the application fee money, but you’ll earn that back eventually lol)!
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Admitted to University of Texas at AustinI submitted apps super late :(. Addendum for low GPA due to undiagnosed ADHD in college. I wrote every optional essay I could!
Full Doxx Post-Cycle Accept the things you can’t change, change the things you can, and have the wisdom to know the difference
Crazy cycle and overall super happy with my results. I’ll prob come back here to talk about advice but for now… GO BRUINS!
Mike Kim’s LSAT Trainer and the concept of Blind Review got me to 174+ in about 3 months. Keep drilling, eventually it’ll click
it’s all going to be okay! you will end up where you are supposed to, but this is a tough process. lean on the people you love.
For some reason I can’t change the info for Columbia, but I was put on reserve (basically waitlisted) at Columbia on 2/15/22
Use 7sage, don’t do more than 1-2 tests a week, take a 4-5 day break every couple practice tests (so you actually learn).
Jimmy! That’s enough!
LSAT 158 January 2021 to 171 in June 2021 double major social sciences/health sciences 5+ years of work experience
Deferred from WashU to get some additional work experience and hopefully raise my scholarship through an LSAT retake.
“Do not allow people to dim your shine because they are blinded. Tell them to put on some sunglasses…” - Lady Gaga
Get off this website and touch grass. Did not write Why X or optional essays for any school and really wish I had!
T2 soft: Fulbright ETA Wrote why X at all schools. Applied to PI scholarships at UCLA, UT, BU…denied from all.
Wrote Why X for Berkeley, Michigan, and Duke. Wrote supplemental essay for Stanford. Wing and a prayer people!
Hi friends! Please practice self-care and mindfulness as much as possible during these stressful times (◕v◕)
On late nights illuminated by shooting stars, it gazes intently skyward, as if thinking of its home.
I took the LSAT four times—162, 166, 169, then 175. All decisions except UVA came out before my 175 score.
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