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I have some teams already like made I just want to import like the uniforms and stuff into the game mode, is there anyway to skip the customization.

I am so close to my target score of a 175+ but on every recent practice test I just can’t get out of the 170-173 range and it’s frustrating. I know the margins become so slim at the top and I am really trying to focus on trying to get my LR perfect but I’m almost always -1,-2

For those who made the jump from the low 170s to the high 170s-180 how did you get there? I recently got my first -1 on a section and subsequently got a 173 on a fairly recent test. Im pretty consistently -2,-3 maybe -4 on a bad day. But I just can’t get from that to like -0 -1 consistently. I’ve yet to hit -0 on a section and sometimes my misses are stupid like missing one word or like a long ass parallel question I get lazy with. But there are a few times I would never in a million years get the answer. So I was just wondering how to make the final jump? I’ve tried things like wrong question journals but I’ve never found the right way to do them and it hasn’t been helpful. I’ve gotten most level 1-3 questions down, rare misses, but I’m probably only like 75% on level 4 questions. Any help is appreciated, I’m not taking the test for about 6 more months.

As the medians across the country rise and people blame grade and LSAT inflation. Could it be that applicants with higher stats are simply choosing lesser ranked schools due to the fact they got more money from them? With the loans being cut money seems to be a much bigger issue now than it used to be when you could just take out loans with no limit.

In the day and age of increased medians across the board, how does one stand out to truly get into a top school? Medians across the board are condensing but also have topped out it seems at a lot of schools. Like UVAs and I assume schools like Yale, Harvard, Stanford all staying stable but schools like UF and FSU seeing massive increases. So my question is what does someone truly do to get into these elite schools and stand out now? It seems like no longer having a 3.9+ and a 174 is good enough to just get in, you need more. (Obviously baring the obvious like a Rhodes scholar or other elite softs)

I took a few days off from studying from the lsat and I came back today and got my ass handed to me. I was getting everything wrong from level 1 questions up to level 4 questions. Idk what’s going on. I took a test last week and got a 169 and I was pretty happy with it. I still got like 6 months before I’m thinking of taking the test but I feel like I can’t get over this gap rn. When I’m reviewing my answers everything seems so simple but in the heat of the moment I forget everything and it’s bad. Also I don’t understand how some days I can raddle off 20 questions in a row getting them all right and some days I struggle to get basic questions right.

I saw that the university of Florida now has medians of 3.97 and 170 LSAT And Texas AM has a 4.00 median gpa now and even elite schools like UVA have a 3.99 median gpa. It seems a little ridiculous that they are out pacing Harvard Yale and Stanford in the gpa medians especially when their career placement seems stagnant. I know it’s gamesmanship because UF law has a 25th percentile of 3.7 for their gpa, but it still seems ridiculous how they are able to game the system this much.

I want to get like a 6 month lease/sub lease in doms, the Benton, orlo, or the new place by Finn. I am coming back from abroad in December and need a place to live from January till June because my other housing options fell through.

What does the pay day look like for a managing partner at a firm like Wachtell get to leave for Gibson. I know sometimes it’s published, I don’t think it was in this case

I am currently working with a tutor and doing a lot of practice but I just want to get to the 170s. I am currently sitting in the mid 160s and getting pretty consistently-4,-3 LR, and RC is kind of a complete gamble sometimes I do amazing sometimes it’s like my first time reading. But there are very few if any questions that I don’t get the answer after two attempts. I am almost always getting down to two choices and my wrong answers are just picking the wrong of the two.

Idk what to do specifically to make that jump from the mid 160s to the mid 170s. I have only been studying for about 2-3 months consistently. I have a while till I take the test, I will probably take it early 2027.

Also would Wachtell technically be classified as a boutique firm

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I keep trying to get a good sense of what exactly first days do day to day at most firms? Obviously it’s different everywhere but just a general idea

I am -4 -5 on every section right now but my blind review is -1 pretty much every time. The only thing I do for blind review is pick my other answer, I am always able to narrow down to two answers but on my wrong questions I just pick the wrong of the two. Does anyone have any advice on how to get out of this rut? Like I obviously understand it enough to get to two answers but sometimes I just pick the wrong of the two.

Maybe this is a privileged take, but I’m from Worcester and have been gone for a while for college, but I am back for the 4th, and have to drive through Worcester today. I drove through places like Kelley square and Chanler street and felt like the homeless population has exploded. Kelley square right by Worcester public market is a mess, and over by Antonio’s pizza is also bad. I feel like it’s been bad In the past but never this bad. Maybe I’m just not used to it anymore idk