…as an individual and for law school applications. Take the LSAT seriously, and study for it. Don’t just wing it. Find books and programs that work for you. don’t feel like you have to spend a fortune, just study hard. Give it the proper time. There’s always going to be someone better than you, don’t get discouraged…
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Admitted to University of Kentuckystart studying for the lsat when you are born
The application process is full of a lot of things you cannot control. Put in your best effort to control the controllable. Submit applications early, study hard for the LSAT, put effort into your essays, and the right school will find you!
LSAT is a grind. Sit and study the first time and apply early. It makes the rest of the year much more enjoyable.
…similar stats, invest the time and energy to improve that LSAT to 170+. It unlocks so many doors. Wish I would’ve quit my job to study full time, but life goes as it does. Also, state schools will generally lowball you if they feel like they can get away with it. UKY did it to me; UTK, UNC, etc did it to others.…
…I only paid CAS report fees during the admissions process LSATDo not underestimate the LSAT! I didn’t even look- at it until June of 2023 despite planning on applying to law school for the September 2023-February 2024 cycle. Stupid, I know, but I was confident my general intuition and smarts would carry me through.…
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