This is me applying to law school

[terrie]

This is me stressing out, wondering if I'm doing the right thing, wondering if I'm even going to get in (rolling admission, even if I qualify, will they have openings left?). This is me not studying for the LSAT, because I rock on standardized tests. This is me going "Now who in the heck am I going to have do letters of recommendation?" because, somehwo, have been to grad. school complicates EVERYTHING.

This is me knowing this is the best choice for me, but not knowing if that is due to lack of choices.

This is me thinking WAY too much.

Comments

[beloitst.livejournal.com]

Study for the LSAT. You really, really want to study for the LSAT. I promise. Even some one as smart and well testing as you. Study. You won't regret it.

[terrie01.livejournal.com]

Actually, I took a look at one study book. Test taking tricks I already know from the GRE and logic puzzles. Remember, the GRE analytical section (which has since been dropped) is all logic puzzles. I got a perfect score on that section. Advanced tests are all very similar in some ways.

[terrie01.livejournal.com]

*grumble* But now you've got me thinking "Well, this is important enough that a second look at those test books won't hurt". Actually, I probably will do a second look at them in June (take test June 14), but, again, not too worried. There is a limit to what you can do in regards to multipule choice.