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Law School Applications / Re: LSAC SOFTWARE« on: July 21, 2004, 02:42:24 AM »
Does anyone know if there's an additional LSAC fee per electronic application? ... in other words, is it free to apply electronically besides the school's app fee?
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Law School Applications / Re: most accurate GPA estimate« on: July 21, 2004, 02:39:17 AM »
Swifty,
Most schools will process the first 2 transcript requests for free. After that it ranges anywhere from $2-$7 each. Your best bet is to look it up on your colleges' websites. If you don't provide payment, your request won't be processed. 33
Law School Applications / Re: Interesting question on Wisconsin application« on: July 20, 2004, 05:10:16 PM »
I think you should answer the question - one paragraph ought to do the trick. According to the question it doesn't matter what race/nationality you are, but what the make-up of the school was. It will provide info on the type of environment in which you grew up.
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Studying for the LSAT / Re: Help with LSAT question« on: July 20, 2004, 02:39:49 AM »
wannabe, you beat me to it.
I would say the answer is C. You need to find another reason for the reduction in cheating besides the increase of religious exposure, because you are trying to weaken the argument. The only option is the change from proctored exams to an honor system. Let me know if I'm wrong so I can go back and hit the books some more. 35
Law School Applications / Re: Attitudes towards gays in law school« on: July 19, 2004, 12:54:51 AM »
Swifty,
No, that would make it approximately 21.5% of all men and women, but a bit more skewed towards the 22% cuz there are more women than men in the US population. 36
Where should I go next fall? / Re: Question about tier 3 California schools« on: July 18, 2004, 07:33:20 PM »
What do y'all think about Whittier Law School?
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Studying for the LSAT / Re: LR: Survey« on: July 18, 2004, 07:29:51 PM »
A recent survey showed that 50 percent of people polled believe that elected officials should resign if indicted for a crime, whereas 35 percent believe that elected officials should resign only if they are convicted of a crime. Therefore, more people believe that elected officials should resign if indicted than believe that they should resign if convicted.
For 35%: resigning is sufficient ; convicted of a crime is necessary The conclusion reverses the necessary and sufficient: convicted of a crime is sufficient ; resigning is necessary Therefore B is correct. (confuses a sufficient condition with a required condition) 38
Law School Applications / Re: Attitudes towards gays in law school« on: July 18, 2004, 07:06:11 PM »39
Law School Applications / Re: Application Question« on: July 18, 2004, 12:59:21 AM »
I may be wrong, but I think listing the other schools you are applying to is optional - just as stating your ethnicity is optional, also.
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Law School Applications / Re: Reporting non-degree-related coursework« on: July 16, 2004, 07:22:55 PM »
If you want to apply to law school, you will have to pay the $400. It doesn't matter that you took it for personal interests - you're still obligated to submit the transcript. You don't want to spend 3 yrs in law school, sit for the bar, and have this bite you in the butt. What's $400 compared to $120,000?
Have you tried contacting the cc to negotiate another settlement? It doesn't hurt to try, although they probably won't budge an inch. Just pay them and be happy the grade was an A and not an F. Of course if you're not going to law school and never plan on getting a job where they require a thorough background check, you can blow them off. Good luck. |
