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I visited for the first time last summer with my sister and had the best time, and now am lucky enough to return with my husband in mid June! However, I am having trouble finding the right place for the vibe I’m looking for. Last year we stayed at the Kingfisher in Dennis, but I’m hoping to find someplace that has a little bit more to do within walking distance (coffee, restaurant, bars, etc). I would also love to be by the water but that’s not a dealbreaker. I thought I found a good option in Dennis Port, but then came to this sub and now am thinking maybe Orleans would be a better choice? We are in our 30s and just love to do as many activities as we can squeeze in, but enjoy that hour of downtime in the morning to relax with a coffee or walk to get a pastry. If you have any suggestions I would greatly appreciate them all! Also any jovial eatery/evening recommendations would be great! Thank you for helping an easily overwhelmed vacationer out!

I feel crazy even typing this out lol. For context I am a super splitter with 10+ years WE. I have a sub 3 GPA and a 173 LSAT. I applied to schools this cycle and got waitlisted at a ton of places I thought I would get accepted at. I got into a few schools that I’m not crazy about, and I’ve decided to apply again this fall. I’m planning on applying much earlier, but would also like to retake my lsat in hopes of hitting 175+. I’m so depressed thinking about having to take this test again, but also I don’t know how to study for the specific goal. I feel like at some point it just depends on the test you get the day of. Does anyone have any advice on how to study? Has anyone been able to do this? Or should I honestly leave my 173 and just apply earlier (applied in January this time)? I used demon and 7 sage last time and a wrong answer journal for my PTs and drills. Thanks so much!

Looks like they didn’t take anyone below 3.0 GPA this year compared to a couple acceptances last year? Very bummed about this one after waiting 5 months for a response