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To the googler who got here with the search "how do you feel after the lsat".........bring beer. And a designated driver. And maybe a cookie. You've got a long, miserable road ahead of you.
But since, judging from the referrals, its getting to be That Time of Year again, you can also find my ramblings from the LSAT to Oh-No-I'm-a-1L process here, under the tag "Applications" or "LSAT."
You'll be ok. Have a sense of humor about it!
Full post as published by Thanks, But No Thanks. on October 14, 2008 (boomark / email).
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