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A quick definition of allottee:

Term: ALLOTTEE

Definition: An allottee is someone who receives a share of something that has been divided up. For example, if a piece of land is divided into smaller pieces and given to different people, each person who receives a piece is an allottee.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: An allottee is someone who receives an allotment.

An allotment is a portion of something that is given to someone. For example, if a piece of land is divided into smaller pieces and given to different people, each person who receives a piece of land is an allottee.

Another example of an allottee is someone who receives a portion of money from a trust or estate. In this case, the person is receiving an allotment of the money that was left behind.

Overall, an allottee is simply someone who is given a portion of something, whether it be land, money, or something else.

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AngryMiniCar

14:32

But also if you're at a 178 or 179 the difference is negligible.

windyMagician

14:35

@NemoPropheta: least neurotic law school applicant

NosyBeagle

14:42

just did some math and if i don't get any fee waivers then itll cost $703 for all the apps im gonna send in.

seventensplit

14:43

Yes but think of the poor law schools! Sending out all of those rejections uses a lot of staff hours!

windyMagician

14:44

@NosyBeagle: you'll get fee waivers

NosyBeagle

14:45

@windyMagician: I'm sure i will. just keeping my spreadsheet updated. a

seventensplit

14:46

Any chance of washu bumping up to a 175 median next cycle?

NemoPropheta

14:46

yes

seventensplit

14:47

hmmm I would prefer they didn't

NemoPropheta

14:48

youve got time to retake

NemoPropheta

14:48

if you can get a 174 you can probably get a 176+

seventensplit

14:49

yeah my last 5 PT's didn't dip below a 178... my 174 was an unfortunate fluke. In any case, I don't think I would like to retake

NosyBeagle

14:50

God bless you cus if i EVER get a 174, im throwing away all my prep books and jumping in a pool with all my clothes. fuck this test, dude

windyMagician

14:50

@NosyBeagle: lmao

seventensplit

14:51

Throw away your prep books anyways lol

NosyBeagle

14:52

I was working a job last summer where i only had access to a computer for pos stuff i had them to do studying in between sales. they helped

windyMagician

14:52

im really into physical books

NosyBeagle

14:52

me too

seventensplit

14:53

Yeah I'm just being hyperbolic. I got the powerscore bibles, but really didn't find them helpful at all

NosyBeagle

14:53

i am boomer. i would request the lsat on paper if i wasn't so lazy tbh

NosyBeagle

14:53

i have the powerscore bibles too. they were really helpful for rc

NosyBeagle

14:53

kaplan is helping alot with lr for me

seventensplit

14:54

I don't like how it framed RC, like "oh keep in mind who is saying what, the topic, the audience" or whatever it was. There was an acronym for it.

seventensplit

14:55

Like idk man, just read it quickly but carefully, reread anything you don't understand, then navigate to relevant sections when a question talks about something you read

NosyBeagle

14:55

viewstamp is the acronym

NosyBeagle

14:55

i kinda modified it to just like taking notes on what im reading but its weird i end up not looking at my notes i think i take them just for memory sake

seventensplit

14:56

I tried taking notes/underlining when I was first starting to study but it definitely just slowed me down

NosyBeagle

14:58

yea i think it's good to read these books and then go yeah this aint it and diy study techniques for yourself

NosyBeagle

14:58

ok I gotta go I have some lr drills to do. nice talking to u <3

seventensplit

14:58

For sure, the books are an LSAT rite of passage in any case. And they only take a couple of days to do

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