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Congratts🎉

So excited for you both !!!

Congratulations. All the best for you! Do you have any advices how to apply for scholarships for law school for minority (my daughter is applying this fall, she is Hispanic, first generation). We live in NJ. She is going to apply law schools in NJ, NY, PA, MA, DC, VA

Hey! How many times did you meet with your tutor? Thank you for all the tips!!!

congrats on the high score. That is awesome.

So So Proud of U.. Keep shining Nadia <3

You have given me motivation to get my ass back to studying my first score was a 150, felt like my world ended. This has given me the guideline and drive to keep going. Ty queen 💗💗

thank you for this.

Which tier of 7sage did u subscribe to?

Hello Nadia! And CONGRATULATIONS!!! You will be an extremely successful lawyer, and your story popped into my recommended videos, as I graduated from Georgetown Law in 2006. I forgot about the phone calls with acceptances, including wondering if they were jokes played on me by my friends. My first shot at the LSAT, and I wound up with a very low score. With practice and familiarity, I boosted it significantly. I, like you, did not believe for a second that I couldn't figure it out. Wait, that's a double-negative. Like you, I knew I could do it! The most remarkable thing about your journey is your wisdom in not "accepting" a perceived reality, not settling, and pushing through, not knowing the outcome. (A triple negative!). These types of journeys are filled with pain, discouragement, self-reflection, and then, with perseverance, extreme lifetime satisfaction and great outcomes. During this time, with a 166, you could have "settled" with any number of lower-ranked schools, and been on your way. In doing so, you know that "settling" means not getting what you really wanted. Waiting for three years is tremendous resilience. Taking the LSAT again and boosting your score to 172 was a bold (and correct) move. Like a surfer, you waited for the right wave. You defeated the naysayers, stayed on course, and now look where you are! I am so very proud of you! The LSAT has nothing to do with the practice of law. Neither does law school. I was profiled in a law review articles about my criticisms of legal education. The "law professor" wrote a stinging rebuke about me. I profiled his BS article, hoping it would help people actually read it. Like you, I refused to settle. I had to work around a lot of things to go to law school much later in life. I refused to listen to the dream killers, got into G-town and other fine schools, and never looked back. I remember the rejections I received and being waitlisted from schools. The acceptances were not from the schools I wanted, so I waited it out. The school you go to matters A LOT. Where I went had a huge effect on my career. UM is absolutely a gem! My advice for law school is this: treat it like a job. Go to class, stay in the front, do the readings, and think elements to each claim. All the best. You really deserve it. Love your energy and your doggie! Interestingly, my best grades came in law school. The pressure during finals is that everyone will know the material. In my estates class, I got a "B" despite scoring a 95. The only A's were perfect scores. Everyone around you is super smart. So, do practice exams under timed pressure. They will give you a lot to do for three hours. The best lawyers are those who can do what you did. You can't teach it. The LSAT was nothing more than a useless barrier, and you broke through. Enjoy your three years! Finally, the irony in rejecting schools that rejected you brought back so many memories to me. During exams - use every fact. Apply those facts. Reason out those facts. Then come to a conclusion. Appellate decisions can be 5-4, meaning there's no sure answer. Negligence has four elements. Remember that. Fraud has five. Some facts do not apply, but explain why. Longer isn't better. Concise wins the day. Get to know the profs. They'll also tell you what matters. I threw away my television. Limit the distraction from RUclips. Buy your supplies now before school starts. Load up on pens, toner, spare printer, etc. I never used the school's printers. I bought high-end stuff and brought it with me. Congrats again!

Thank you for your story!!! I am so nervous to start this journey but so excited because it has been a dream.

I failed 3 times, i lost money to reviews that never helped but the major thing is that I've not lost hope

Girl, your HAIR is GORGE🩵🩵🩵

crying for a stranger omg but congrats!!!

Maybe I’ll see you in Courtney in the future again congratulations on your acceptance

Congratulations on your acceptance even though it’s the school of North I go to the Ohio State University so I guess that means you are a wolverine

great video!

you are an inspiration! Great Job!!!

Congratulations!!! 🎊 🎉🥳 🙌🏾

Beautiful story!! I am so happy for you!! This was extremely inspiring✨

May I ask how many hours of studying you did with Hou LSAT?

repent and trust in Christ for the salvation of sins and hell

LOL That September exam was God sending a message

You deserved every bit of this. I'm in awe of your patience and determination. You worked SO hard and it's so incredible to see the fruits of your labor pay off in dividends! Michigan is so lucky to have you!

What does blind review mean?

I would appreciate a video about the information you just mentioned. 2:43 This video and the video prior has inspired me. 👍

Would LOVE an admissions video! So proud of you, truly. I don’t think I’ve ever been so proud of a stranger.

Did you split your study sessions into different times or 7 hours straight?

It’s crazy to hear someone go through the opposite of my experience. The logic games remain my biggest weakness on this exam. I took it this April and the games really messed me up. I wrote a rule down wrong and had to re-diagram. I ended up with a 157 so ig we’ll see about August. The other sections I get like -2/3/4, but those games are just brutal for me. When I see how ppl like you think through them in real time it amazes me. So glad they’re getting rid of them tho 🤷‍♂️ Huge congratulations btw, you deserve this and I’m angry that you couldn’t just go straight through. Although it sounds like this was fate because the experience you have under your belt now will really help you kick ass in law school. I wish you the best of luck on your inspiring journey, thanks for sharing it 🙏

How wonderful Nadia! Congrats I’ve watched your lsat prep video and now this one and I truly feel what you went through and your joy! You worked hard and you deserve it! Blessings and continued success! 🎉🎉🎉🎉

Congratulations Nadia! Love your story, watched your initial video & did some tutoring sessions with Sam (he’s amazing). I’m hoping to apply within the next two years and this video encouraged me. My undergrad gpa is TRASH but I’m still hopeful. Thank you for sharing 💚

How can I get in touch with the Sam guy 😩

Not gonna lie you being 25 and me being 27 going into Law school relieves me tbh. Feel like I’ll be the oldest and non traditional

awww i was waiting to see your reaction at Duke, I go to B-school here. then I realized there was no Duke mention lol 😂. So happy for you and best of luck with law school!!!

That dog is awesome.

Congratulations!! The dog with the outfit really adds to the legally blonde core of this video lol

Aww; Congrats to you! 🥳

I started my own business joined law books 📚 then private active duty army Jag corps Attourney and Marines ghost recon study and then enforce the law got granted

Miss beautiful 😍😍😍😍😍😍

Why three just subcribe and join start practicing law

I've never been more proud of a stranger in my life, it truly seems like you put your whole heart into all the process and work you had to go through. Good luck on your new chapter!💕

Sounds like affirmative action to me

Congratulations!!! I went 😮o law school a long time ago and my final choices came down to Michigan vs Chicago. I also applied twice and had better results the second time. I chose Chicago but easily could have chosen Michigan too!

Northwestern is where you wanna go anyways! Congrats!🎓📜🤙🏾🏝️😎

Why did you choose to withdraw from schools? /gen

Congrats girlie! You truly deserved this! 🤍 Also, what lipstick are you wearing? It looks gorgeous on you! 🙌

Youre admitted because you persevered

Hi thank you for this video!When you say you "blind reviewed a [insert score here]", what does that mean?

So happy for you!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉

Nadia, this is a full circle moment for you! I'm so excited for your journey and i love how raw and vulnerable this video is!