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"you're basically FUCKED if you have high aspirations and go into these tests without applying for any sort of dispensation, because the affluent parents of your peers with similar aspirations have already gotten them 200% extra time up to unlimited with breaks, because of a doctor's note about how m"
"Like many posters here, I got a useless liberal arts degree and spent several years working jobs where I was the only person with a college education. After I decided I didn't want to spend the rest of my life in penury, I took the LSAT and set off to law school."
"It's well known that people are taking advantage of ADA accommodations to get extra time on the LSAT, which pretty much guarantees you an extra 5-10 points. This is huge, like the difference between getting a full ride vs even being accepted. Getting into Harvard vs a state school, etc."
"sent her LSAT score of a 178 to a group chat of 40 people (which we celebrated with a party) and would call me daily telling me about the stress she had at law school. This was all a lie… the girl had never even taken the LSAT or graduated from college."
"Freedom of speech shouldn't be a right. It should be a privilege you earn by taking a very difficult standardized test, for example, something like the LSAT."
"Prior working as an LSAT tutor I would have said SAT/ACT/LSAT/MCAT are all just tests of how well you prepared for the test and/or how much help you had. At the time I thought probably 80% of non-disabled adults could score extremely well on these tests given enough time. Now I'm not so sure"