Law School Discussion

a) Realtor for ReMax
I'm agressive, a good saleswoman and live in Orange County. I would love to deal with people all day and drive a shiny car and have 10 cell phones

b) Hollywood/Fashion career
I am fascinated by both, of course being a girly girl, but also seems more interesting to be traveling and doing PR than stuck in an office growing flabby

HRMMMMMM...Decisions Decisions..I haven't applied to school yet but I'm having one of these weird crisis. Anyone ever experienced it, or have any advice?

Hi everyone, I'm about to take the LSAT again and I was wondering if Blueprint Prep and Powerscore explain the answers for

Do they give you sets of questions and just give you letter answers in the back?

I'm very frustrated with Testmasters because I really didn't feel I learned anything from them on that section. They just gave 80 questions and if you got it wrong, what then? I know that is what asking questions in class is for, but I seriously would have liked an explaination such as "A is wrong because.." and I'm hoping I can find that through another prep class to give me a more complete understanding.

Please let me know how it went for you guys who have taken Powerscore and Blueprint. Thank you in advance

From personal experience, I scored 147 and I know I could have scored higher given more dedication. I wouldn't rule myself out of the game at all. Maybe the idea of innate ability to be intelligent and get a 170 + is really just the innate ability to study, have time and energy to study, and have the drive to study.

I plan on retaking the LSAT Sept 2007. I took the December and got a 147. Gosh it sucks! I hate the thought of studying again but I'm going to take my time on this one. Looking back on it I see now I didnt have a good understanding of the harder concepts and I made a transcription error on the real thing. I was totally relaxed the first time. I think nerves make me better. I get sloppy if too relaxed. My plan is to try Blueprint prep, I took testmasters already, sucked. And really try this time. No half assing it.

I am wondering if I can get loans for law school that will cover living expenses and rent payments. Do you think its possible?