Very good!

It's amazing to see a trans lawyer social media host! But I don't see anything astonishing about just going to college and becoming a lawyer.

19:18 sex 😂

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Thanks Doreen for making this happen! This was such a fun conversation. I hope people find lots of useful nuggets.

YES SO HELPFUL THANK YOU I am so nervous for taking the Bar and this really gave me good strategies.

Great interview and solid advice!

I know this video is old, I live in Los Angeles, and I swear UCLA is a dream school for a lot of people. When I heard this lady wanted to go to UCLA, I shrugged my shoulders. What is so special about that school that everybody wants to go there.

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I wish that 174 was still good enough to comfortably get into CLS

Yo that giggle at 1:37 tho <3

Loved this! Great questions from the host and insightful answers from GC

Great way to put it. GCs should have the empathy on those who are required to take risks.

So grateful for this! This really helped me out :)

no jewels dropped here for me. oh well.

I love how patient you are in answering questions thoroughly! Thank you for the helpful advice. Gave your Instagram a follow =)

Thank you very much for sharing your amazing story! This has inspired me so much! How long did it take to become a lawyer including community college and studying for LSAT and finishing Law School? How long is a good time to study?

Are still tutoring

Thanks for this talk! I really enjoyed it. I think you’re right, It’d be great to see interviews and resources on different career paths with a law degree.

this video was so helpful and inspiring!

Congratulations on your achievements. I can imagine how proud your Mother and Father must be coming from Iran and starting from nothing cannot have been easy!!!

So nice to hear about your journey!

Wait when does she reveal what she did at 12:07

If you're in the Tampa, FL area, Blackstone is the best prep course in the area. Worth the money.

Hello! Great Video :) What do the lunch events you were talking about look like? How did you involve people you are inspired with?

Does gre also accepted by law school And What books you would recommend ?? Could you pls help out

Great video. What was your major at community college?

Hi Doreen, Amazing insught! the video is very informative. You mentioned about some of the Professional Prep classes i.e Kaplan, 7Sage, Harvard Ready. And additionally that you have a bias towards self-study. I wanted to inquire though, what would you suggest for someone just starting their LSAT study process? ...Would you not say that taking a few classes at the beginning will be helpful and then one can transition to self-study? I recall in your other Q&A webinar that some of the strategies you were taught were not helpful. Just wanted to know your thoughts and what you would suggest. Thank you.

Just came across this video! Super helpful. I messaged you on Instagram. Look forward to hearing back 😊

Thanks so much for this video. It's great!

This too shall pass away

Hi! Helpful video. I am currently at Clemson University and wanting to go to law school in fall 2021. I want to take the LSAT in July and need a 10 point increase to reach my ideal score. Is this possible to do?

Hi! Here are timestamps for the three main topics covered in this webinar: (1) 3:18 Coronavirus & The LSAT: How has the LSAT been affected by the coronavirus? (2) 5:14 Mindset: What is the best mindset/approach to studying for the LSAT given the uncertainty brought about by coronavirus? (3) 12:36 Accountability Buddy: How to study and stay focused despite being at home! >This webinar is also available as a podcast on all major podcast platforms; here is a link for this episode on Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/3C2vAmHPuuaiW0Ztlb8bNX Hope you find this helpful and feel free to reach out via DM on Instagram (@BeforeYouTakeTheLSAT) or email ([email protected]) if you have any questions!

Wooo, love these live webinars!

I can hardly believe one's score can increase 26 points. I worked about 6 months and increased my score only 8 points.

Hi! Thank you so much for watching! Here are the timestamps for the questions asked: + 1:00 Can you tell us a bit about your background? + 1:26 How were you able to navigate through school with English being your second language? + 2:13 Can you tell us a bit about your experience at community college, at Santa Monica College? [choosing a major] + 3:04 How were you able to complete UCLA in 3 years? Did you plan on doing that? + 3:35 When you were majoring in psychology, what was your game plan? Did you think you would go to grad school for psychology? + 4:24 How did you decide that you wanted to go to law school? + 5:54 How did you decide to minor in Spanish? + 7:05 How did you get started in terms of beginning to study for the LSAT? + 8:45 When you first started studying for the LSAT, were you just studying or were you working as well? What do you recommend for others who are studying? + 9:58 So you don't get the score that you wanted the first time you took the LSAT, what happens next? + 11:19 Tell us about the last time you take the LSAT, where you get the final score which was a 174? + 12:41 You almost decided not to register for the LSAT that last time, can you tell us that story? + 14:08 Finding out that final LSAT score + 16:07 What were some of the strategies you used to study for the LSAT? + 17:33 When you see that LSAT score, what does that mean for you? [I also talk about how I chose my target score] + 19:29 Hearing back from law schools + 20:22 Why Columbia? + 21:04 What's your favorite part of going to Columbia? + 21:59 What do you wish you would have known before you started at Columbia? + 23:04 How can someone better prepare themselves before going to law school? + 24:02 What advice would you give in general for getting involved in law school? + 25:17 You've take advantage of the extracurriculars at Columbia, can you talk a bit about your involvements? + 26:17 What are you most looking forward to? + 27:26 Do you want to talk about your experience being a legal extern at Mastercard's HQ? [I also talk about the ways in which law schools differ, and how that's important in deciding which law school you want to attend.] + 28:56 What are you most proud of so far? + 29:31 Why did you create "Before You Take the LSAT"? + 30:42 What has been your experience since you started "Before You Take the LSAT"? + 31:48 You've been able to interview some really cool people, do you want to talk about any of those interviews? + 33:48 What I wish I would have known [applying to law school, studying for the LSAT] + 35:28 How do you keep going even when you want to give up (on the LSAT?) [mindset on the LSAT] <3

Thank you for sharing your inspiring law school journey, Doreen! I thank God that I had the opportunity to work with you during my LSAT prep. Please continue to post more content. I look forward to many more inspiring, encouraging, and empowering videos. God bless you greatly!

This is so inspirational. Thank you for sharing. I also graduated from UCLA. I’m not sure if you talked about this, but what was your GPA if you don’t mind me asking?

That was a dope interview. Lol your sister look so much like you Doreen. Like the way you gave a chronological timeline of your LSAT experience and the steps you took to get to that 174 score. Keep inspiring and keep dreaming big dreams. Let me know after you've had a successful career in Biglaw and a successful entrepreneurial career in the future so I can work on your 2035 presidential campaign bid 🇺🇸😎! Keep up the great work.

This is so helpful! Thank you so much! 💜🥂

Thank you so much; this was tremendously helpful.

This video was extremely helpful. Thank you

I swear Angel and I are so alike! I was nodding my head this entire video 😍😍 Great video!

I got a 144 diagnostic, is a 174 possible?

this advice was so helpful thank you!!

Thank you this is helpful!

What patterns???? Will you elaborate more and be specific in your examples whe you discuss what those patterns are, please!

This guy was actually really interesting to listen to.