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00:00-01:58 Introduction and Background
01:58-10:48 LSAT: studying, pushing back LSAT, scores
10:48-11:59 Letters of Recommendations: emailing recommenders, waiving LOR rights
11:59-12:53 Transcripts
12:53-15:21 Personal Statements: timeline, feedback and review
15:21-16:04 Optional Essays: diversity statement
16:04-17:31 Addenda
17:31-18:08 Resume
18:08-20:36 Final Thoughts: Applications on LSAC
Law School Stats:
2020 JULY LSAT FLEX: 136
2021 AUGUST LSAT: 159
UGPA: 3.64
Recommended LSAT Resources:
PowerScore Bible Logical Reasoning
PowerScore Bible Logic Games
Manhattan Prep LSAT Reading Comprehension
7Sage
PEMBE Mentoring:
Letter of Recommendations Clarification: I’ve read that admission committees may prefer for candidates to waive their rights to read letters of recommendations once submitted, however it is still your decision to make based on how comfortable you are with doing so.
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