Quote from: madmax on June 27, 2005, 03:45:20 PMJust my point of view. Good luck. If you're as dedicated to this as it sounds you are, then it seems you have deeper (not superficial $$$) reasons for wanting to be a lawyer and the world needs more lawyers like you. I completely agree. Your outlook and attitude are praiseworthy. Keep at it. I strongly believe that with hard work and determination, anyone can do anything... kind of like Field of Dreams "if you build it, it will come" type of thing... I know people who absolutely bombed their MCAT and went on to graduate med school and setup rather successful practices.....
Just my point of view. Good luck. If you're as dedicated to this as it sounds you are, then it seems you have deeper (not superficial $$$) reasons for wanting to be a lawyer and the world needs more lawyers like you.
Hi - your story is like mine.I took Testmasters and my first diag. test was 148. Throughout the course I got my score to 158. I had initially thoughht I'd have to get a 165 to do what I wanted to do, but altered my goal to 160.I took the test Oct. 2004 and got a 149. I was so disappointed. I talked to my TM teacher, and he told me to keep at it. I did all the homewaork I hadn't finished and did the LG over and over again. I really improved my score on the games. The Powerscore Logic Games Bible was a big help. I re-took the test in Dec. and got a 160! I really think I was over-prepared for the Oct. test. I am a non-trad (also blonde ) student and I am happy to report that I will be going to scchool this fall. I applied at 12 schools, have been accepted at 8 and am wait-listed at my #1 choice. I am not in this for big $ or T14 school or BIGlaw.I would never give up - you can do it!
I Quote from: Bhoutros on June 27, 2005, 04:24:34 PMHi - your story is like mine.I took Testmasters and my first diag. test was 148. Throughout the course I got my score to 158. I had initially thoughht I'd have to get a 165 to do what I wanted to do, but altered my goal to 160.I took the test Oct. 2004 and got a 149. I was so disappointed. I talked to my TM teacher, and he told me to keep at it. I did all the homewaork I hadn't finished and did the LG over and over again. I really improved my score on the games. The Powerscore Logic Games Bible was a big help. I re-took the test in Dec. and got a 160! I really think I was over-prepared for the Oct. test. I am a non-trad (also blonde ) student and I am happy to report that I will be going to scchool this fall. I applied at 12 schools, have been accepted at 8 and am wait-listed at my #1 choice. I am not in this for big $ or T14 school or BIGlaw.I would never give up - you can do it!I just got my 149 score back from June's test. I'm so disappointed. I was looking over the questions, and I missed some stupid and careless questions. Oh well. My dream school is Pepperdine in CA. I already registered for retake in October. Do i have a chance with Pepperdine? I don't want to give up, but I'm so sad right now. I just called Pepperdine, and they told me that I should really shoot for 159 or higher. But, I need a 171 next time to even average 160. What should I do?
Quote from: eshy99 on June 27, 2005, 04:04:32 PMQuote from: madmax on June 27, 2005, 03:45:20 PMJust my point of view. Good luck. If you're as dedicated to this as it sounds you are, then it seems you have deeper (not superficial $$$) reasons for wanting to be a lawyer and the world needs more lawyers like you. I completely agree. Your outlook and attitude are praiseworthy. Keep at it. I strongly believe that with hard work and determination, anyone can do anything... kind of like Field of Dreams "if you build it, it will come" type of thing... I know people who absolutely bombed their MCAT and went on to graduate med school and setup rather successful practices.....that is so kind, thank you! Youre hired when i start my practice