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I love my Powerbook, and i can't see myself getting rid of it for law school (unless I upgrade to a newer Mac). I'd rather get a sub-$600 PC just for exams - I mean, you're not allowed access to your notes, etc. anyway, right? So it's just be a matter of needing a PC to type on. The only problem I see with this is that I get really used to specific keyboards, and using a different one for exams might screw up my typing speed.
Quick question about your Powerbook: do you have trouble getting a wireless signal? I've heard that they have this problem and was just wondering how widespread it is. I'm trying to decide if I should get a Macbook or a Powerbook for school.
Just took my first PT since my horrendous 155 in December, and I got a 164! I know its not stellar for most of you all on here, but it's exactly what I need for top choices, so I'm stoked. I read the NOVA RC section, and did a ton of games problems before the practice test. I'm much more comfortable, and I feel I'm ready for Feb. If I can get a 162-165, I'll be happy as can be...
It'll be any T2 school that becomes the main feeder for its region -- one that's isolated and is therefore virtually a T1, regardless of quality. USD comes to mind. There are a number of others.
Also, a few point bump on the LSAT will make a world of difference in the schools into which you are accepted.
All of this is a long way of saying I'd cancel the Feb. test (so as not to have an LSAT score on record that is less than your best), study hard for June, and apply next cycle.
I agree, a 149 wont get a lot of scholarship money from what I've seen. And I'm not looking at t-14 like most of the people here. Although, if you have the money for law school what's the big deal. People who don't have the $$ could use the scholarship more IMHO
and some think pro sports players are overpaid, but someone signs their checks and they cash them. If someone is kind enough to give me money, then you bet I will be kind enough to take it, regardless of my own bank account.
i am studying like a maniac...but, i am afraid that i might go crazy on a real one due to nervousness.
how can i remain calm during the test? any suggestions?
nope, the scale has gotten harder in recent years. Preptest 48 has a 78=160 and Preptest 49 has a 76=160. I think December 06 was a 77...but my memory is so-so and I am too lazy to search for it.
As i understand, 71 raw score usually translated into 160.(albeit,raw score differs a bit).
In other words, i can answer 29 questions(7 wrong answers per section) incorrectly out of four sections. right?
Any suggestions???