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I love ur outfit!🥰

Thank you for this video i just got accepted into Spalding University in Kentucky!!! And my major is in creative writing as i am a young author and poet and this video helped clear up what this major was perfectly thank you

Very costly Middle classes like us can't afford Though very much interested 😢😢

Thx this helps me so much!!!

Can you record yourself saying car keys now and then again in 3-4 years after you're done law school in boston?

It's always super surreal seeing ppl attending my university (as a BU undergrad) through their perspective (ie. through youtube videos), I hope you have a great time at BU! I'm thinking about applying to BU for grad school (in Speech Language Pathology or Applied Linguistics, not sure yet) but we'll see when it comes time for me to agonize over grad school applications next year ToT

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

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

That was a busy reset day!

I love your vlogs Makayla. They are so much fun and enjoyable to watch. ❤😊

such relaxing and nice vlog! :)

Hello Makayla! This video was so interesting to watch, because I also had my last day before the new semester today. My Master's degree is starting tomorrow, so I also had a reset day 😊 Loved to see what you do to prepare, very inspiring ☺️ and the video calmed me down a bit, because I'm a bit nervous about tomorrow. Entering a new period of my life always makes me nervous, especially meeting new people. So it really helps to see other people going through a similar situation ❤ I hope you have a good start at Law School! Greetings from Europe ✨

Even after I make friends or set the foundation for great friendships, which I have, I find it difficult to meet those same people throughout the week to actually strengthen the friendship. Everyone has something going on all the time.

So proud of you, love your videos!

I gifted myself a Violin on my 40th birthday in April 2024 and learning since then. I hope I will be able to progress like you 😊

I loved watching your progress. I have been slowly learning the violin (and viola) for over 50 years. Improvement will always go in leaps and quiet times. Save your favourite pieces for the slow times. I have one suggestion: Try to use all the bow and focus on getting all the way to the heel. When I was taught that as a young man, my playing leapt forward.

You sound nice

hello. Very interesting . Is it possible? Its very motivating for me. thanks for posting.

Hello~ I’m considering UOB for exchange too. What do you think of the safety there? 🥺

I can't believe that the gas issue still isn't solved! I hope that by the time I am writing this comment the building manager found a solution. I'm amazed that you could still work after a day of orientation! I'd be absolutely exhausted and incapable of functioning :D

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Wow girl

We need to hear your stats from your lsat score and your undergrad gpa

Please make a vlog on how you do case briefings 😊😮🎉🎉

Congratulations! Such a beautiful campus in such a beautiful city.

Thorough advice!!!

Looks so cozy and beautiful

You and mom did a fantastic job! It is overwhelming to set up a new home. Little by little you will get it just right. It’s awesme you have this video of your move in with your mom for all of time.

Harry Potter was also like the best series I’ve read❤

Such a lovely, interesting vlog, Makayla. You are at one of the very finest Law Schools in the US. I look forward to following your time at Boston Law....! Am sure you will make v good friends who will remain friends of yours for life. You're on your way........! Enjoy reading 1000s of cases, the majority of which you will find fascinating! It's hard work but you are eminently capable. Lots of luck. Richard

MISS YOU and infinitely proud of you

Good luck on law school!

This is extremely helpful and informing! Thank you so much

UChicago will miss you

I am going to major in communications with a minor in technical writing. I wanted to be challenged, that would be to fun to major in creative writing

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thank you for uploading this, I love seeing people talk about their journeys. i am a current LSAT tutor with 7sage, the LSAT is a big part of my life even though I don't have to worry about taking it anymore and I work closely with 7Sage admissions advisors who are almost all former admissions officers at real law schools, and I want to contend some of the things you said in this video. Going from a 167->166 is not a big deal at all! Anyone watching this video and reading this comment shouldnt feel bad if their second score slips a little compared to their first, that is completely expected and that is why you get your score band with your score. For anyone who doesn't know, when LSAC gives you your curved scaled score they also give you a range where you could expect to score, because they recognize that a lot goes into your final score that cannot be accounted for in the test itself (how nervous you are, how hard that particular tests is, and any other number of soft factors). Your score band is +/- 3 or 4 of your score, and it tells admissions officers that on any given day you could be expected to score in that range, so dropping a single point is totally understandable and even baked into the process, don't freak out if this happens to you! It doesnt tell them you dont know how to study or you slacked off, it's completely normal and just confirms your ability, really. Now if you break out of your score band in either direction that is cause for them to take a second look at you. -Taking more than 3 LSATs or more than X number of LSATs (you hear different thresholds all over the place) doesnt necessarily reflect poorly on you or detract from your chances of getting into a school, but what it really does is take away from your chances at receiving financial aid. It shows the officers that you have the means to pay for multiple tests and sustain a study schedule for a long time. In the end though, schools are only going to report your highest score so bottom line that's what the primary factor is, and if you've taken several LSATs they look at the trajectory of your scores. If your scores show an upward trend, then if anything it confirms to them your ability to stick with something and improve, which is part of the purpose of the test, since it correlates with your aptitude to adjust to your 1L year. Again, congrats on your score and I hope you enjoy Boston U!

Thank you, Makayla!

It's def not weird to post this. It was extremely realistic and helpful for those of us who will be taking the test in the future!!

You'll definitely like tomorrow, tomorrow, and tomorrow

i've come back to this video every year since it was published!! this has really helped me through high school. i believe part of it is from how this video changed my mindset growing up💗 thank you so much

Great video! I’ve only recently started seriously writing and personality types will be important to keep in mind as I write out my character arcs

Love the title

I'm completely unfamiliar with the LSAT but still found this really enjoyable. It was interesting hearing about your self doubt but you also sound incredibly ambitious and I appreciate the humanity of that. The studying sounds intense even with all the free time!

So -- Elle Woods getting a 179 LSAT score on her first try wasn't realistic? ;)

Loved this!! Im thinking of applying to law school. Could u do a video sharing ur personal statement and resume? Or other essays as well?

2:20 Twins. I’ve always loved logic puzzles and actually made one for my UChicago essay that got me in.

Your mom is so kind 😭🩷 you are so lucky to have each other! Thank you for these tips

That was fun. Preparing for a standardized test is a grind. You honestly have to in-depth study the material for a year or two then practice repeatedly until you get really fast at taking the test. Thank you.

Ooh good luck with your law school!! I’ve been watching since your first day at uchicago and I am glad to see how far you’ve gone !! ^w^