<p>@Hayward: Been studying for about 4 months now using the TestMasters book and the LSAC SuperPrep book. I’ll be doing this for the better part of a year to hammer everything down perfectly. I don’t care how much I spend doing it or how much time it takes. It’s imperative that I get a 168+. </p>
<p>@nick_shceu: Good advice. I’ll look into that. And I wasn’t aware of the fourth section… interesting.</p>
<p>For UCI students interested in Law, logic courses (Philosophy/LPS 29-30-31 are good to take for General Education math requirements (GE V. Quantitative, Symbolic, and Computational Reasoning). They aren’t easy – UCI is very strong in this area and standards are high–but they’re useful.</p>
<p>Some Community Colleges have a symbolic logic course that will transfer.</p>
<p>of course this could be obvious BUT, since it does not specify for fall 2012, could you argue that since the instructions arent there then they are void?</p>
<p>of course if i was an attorney there, i would argue that.</p>
<p>or is that too petty?</p>
<p>bump.</p>
<p>would i be rejected without my math finished this summer and finish for fall 2011?</p>
<p>You won’t be allowed to TAG into UCI. They will review your application as a non-TAG. That’s to say, you won’t be guaranteed admission. This doesn’t mean you’ll be rejected.</p>
<p>sooo gay! that means i have to wait till next year to get the acceptance to my #1. blahhhh!</p>