Wow. What a blast from the past. I remember when the LSAT was a HUGE, MASSIVE, UNBELIEVABLY SCARY thing. Today I finished my second year of law school and the LSAT seems so inconsequential, although it did not seem so at the time. My only advice would be to try to take it all in stride and not put so much pressure on yourself. Unless you're barely cracking the 140s on practice tests, in which case you should probably be at one of those shady, unaccredited law schools, you will be fine. It will be OK. At my law school, there is a huge range of LSAT scores and they have little correlation to how you'll actually do in law school.
I feel the same way. I'm still in the app process myself (I'll be going to law school in Fall of 07), but I took the test three weeks ago and have gotten my score. It's not as bad as you think it will be. And if you have any questions, feel free to ask. It's still pretty fresh for me.
I use this place to store easy recipes, thoughts, and snippets of advice that I find interesting or useful. Maybe you will too! I don't claim ownership over the photos, some of them are mine, some are merely representative. P.S. Some vegetarians/vegans have a problem with the word flexitarian. Most omnivores have never even heard of the term, so they either couldn't care less, or are at least intrigued by the idea. I say it matters little either way as long as we're both happy with ourselves. Flexitarian is a label of convenience, just the same that Vegetarian is also merely a label, a foodie designation. It doesn't have to be a sacred mantra! Therefore I say if there must be a label, then this is what I proudly choose to label myself! Got a problem with it homies? So to head off any veggie related scandal on the very personal way that I choose to label the way I nourish MY body, I will say this: If you insist that I call myself an omnivore, then you are simply an herbivore. Semantics go both ways my friends. :)
But if you realize that labels are just that...
Well then, take my hand, and let's go eat!
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Wow. What a blast from the past. I remember when the LSAT was a HUGE, MASSIVE, UNBELIEVABLY SCARY thing. Today I finished my second year of law school and the LSAT seems so inconsequential, although it did not seem so at the time. My only advice would be to try to take it all in stride and not put so much pressure on yourself. Unless you're barely cracking the 140s on practice tests, in which case you should probably be at one of those shady, unaccredited law schools, you will be fine. It will be OK. At my law school, there is a huge range of LSAT scores and they have little correlation to how you'll actually do in law school.
I feel the same way. I'm still in the app process myself (I'll be going to law school in Fall of 07), but I took the test three weeks ago and have gotten my score. It's not as bad as you think it will be. And if you have any questions, feel free to ask. It's still pretty fresh for me.
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