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Currently in my first week of law school and none of this is even remotely intuitive to me.

Would you guys recommend hiring a tutor?

Reading my first case for orientation week. And dear god I have never been more confused.

I know this is a universal experience but god damn

Hello. I’m honestly just curious, once signing an agreement enrollment form, you are expected to withdraw from all other waitlists. I am sure that there have been people who haven’t withdrawn and gotten in to a school they want to go to even more.

Do schools really communicate like they say they do? I know that this profession is built on honesty and transparency, but say someone got into their dream school off of the waitlist but already committed. Do they have to go to the school they committed to?

So I have a 3.mid and a 167. I got into one t50 with money, and one school outside of the t50 with no money. Waitlisted at the rest

Should I reapply? Or should I just take the t50 school with my marks. Honestly I think I could get up to 170. But I also don’t know if I want to delay school for another year.

I’ve kind of figured I don’t really wanna do biglaw, I don’t want to be working all those hours if im being serious. So I’m leaning towards just going to the t50 because it has amazing employment outcomes.

What up beasts. A T50 school that I thought was ghosting me hit me up and offered merit aid aswell.

Don’t let anyone hit you with the “it’s like dating. If they liked you. You would’ve heard back by now” line. No one on here is an admissions guru although plenty of people seem to think they are.

Hey, I know it’s late into the cycle but one school hasn’t gotten back to me until today, no decision, but instead a call with the dean about my app. What could this mean and how can I properly prepare for this?

Hey guys. I had a 167 LSAT score this year and got waitlisted at 11/12 schools I applied to. If I make the jump from 167-169 for example, realistically will I see atleast one of these WLs turn into an A next cycle? I only applied where I’m above LSAT median.