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<p>Sam Kwak and Sam Riley - fellow 7Sage admissions consultants - join us to pull back the curtain on how law schools develop their scholarship models. What factors do Financial Aid and Admissions consider when building their scholarship models and how can those change over the course of the year? Is a scholarship model more like Scrooge McDuck's money bin, writing coupons, or both? What's the balance of merit versus need-based aid at law schools? All that and some headlines in our latest episode!</p>
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Are you finding your LSAT review process isn't yielding the results you want? Bailey, Nicole, and ZeSean discuss why simply checking answers isn't sufficient and introduce better approcahes approach to review. They detail essential techniques, including effective error analysis strategies and mastering the Blind Review method, explaining how these transform review from a passive chore into an active, powerful tool for boosting your score. 00:00 // Introduction to Review Strategies 02:31 // Understanding Blind Review 05:36 // The Importance of Wrong Answer Journaling 11:34 // Analyzing Patterns in Mistakes 14:46 // Revisiting Old Questions and Drills 19:06 // Effective Study Techniques for LSAT Preparation 21:39 // Building a Vocabulary List for Success 24:38 // Understanding Logical Negations and Quantifiers 29:37 // Common Mistakes in LSAT Reasoning and Review Strategies 31:41 // Conclusion
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With initial deposit deadlines in the rearview mirror, Reyes Aguilar (a fellow 7Sage admissions consultant) joins us to talk about all things related to the waitlist - why do schools have them, how do they select students from them, and what can you do to navigate them?