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I have finally (after being wishy washy about committing) decided to take the LSAT. I would really like to take the December 2015 LSAT. However, as it is now almost October 1st, that only leaves me 2 months to prepare. Is this a totally crazy idea? After stumbling across the 7Sage prep courses, I feel more confident that if I buckle down and follow the course, I can do well. I am just unsure if this is totally unrealistic. Any input is appreciated!
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It depends on your diagnostic score and your target score. Without knowing those numbers, I would say you probably don't have enough time to study before the December exam. You should take your time and get the best LSAT score you can.
There's no rush and taking I December with no work out in yet will make you rush. Just start your prep and set your sights on June at the earliest. Unless you want to go to a bad law school or a mediocre law school at sticker then it's in your best interest to take your time on this end.
Honestly, it depends on what your target score is. If you target 160 or less, I think it is definitely doable. 160 is an excellent score and you will be able to possibly negotiate some money with that/get accepted to a good school. However, are you tied down with an absolute time commitment? Law school is quite a time/monetary investment, and the difference between studying the LSAT for 2 months and 6+ months can mean all the world.