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It's a Saturday, my wife's working, I'm relatively free. What do I want to do? Coffee shop and study for the LSAT as I have been doing all week. Does anyone else, in a weird sort of way, enjoy the challenge of speeding through LG or drilling through LR questions? I've just found myself more and more over the last month desiring to hole up and pore over LSAT material, partially for the good score, partially for the fun of it. Am I maniacal?! lol
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@keishabarnes95419 said:
lol I love doing logic games lmao its very masochistic especially because aside from the bar, I think many law school hopefuls would agree studying can certifiably melt your brain. But i love doing them. I practically do logic games all the time especially when I am not doing anything. My sister even told me one time, "You do those all the time, how about you study something you're not already good at." lmfao all i could think is just because I am good at these doesn't mean this test won't toss the Armageddon at me. I'm preparing myself for successs lol
LMAO :joy: Loving games is probably a sign you're pretty darn good at them. I'm decent and I still am not a lover of the games, yet. lol
lol I love doing logic games lmao its very masochistic especially because aside from the bar, I think many law school hopefuls would agree studying can certifiably melt your brain. But i love doing them. I practically do logic games all the time especially when I am not doing anything. My sister even told me one time, "You do those all the time, how about you study something you're not already good at." lmfao all i could think is just because I am good at these doesn't mean this test won't toss the Armageddon at me. I'm preparing myself for successs lol
@gregoryalexanderdevine723 said:
@vanessadfisher628 said:
Ughhh I love it so much it's gross haha. I literally turn everything into a conditional logic statement, and I think my boyfriend is starting to hate how I "weaken" his arguments. Here's to hoping that reflects on my test day score !
HAHAHA! I think the quality you possess to bring this test to life and make it fun and enjoy it are the most important qualities one can have if they want to see big improvements!
Good luck :)
Haha, I'm starting to enjoy it a lot more....but then i remember test day is 6 weeks away and go into panic mode LOL. Like I KNOW it, but I can panic my way out of knowing it pretty quickly.
@vanessadfisher628 said:
Ughhh I love it so much it's gross haha. I literally turn everything into a conditional logic statement, and I think my boyfriend is starting to hate how I "weaken" his arguments. Here's to hoping that reflects on my test day score !
HAHAHA! I think the quality you possess to bring this test to life and make it fun and enjoy it are the most important qualities one can have if they want to see big improvements!
Good luck :)
Ughhh I love it so much it's gross haha. I literally turn everything into a conditional logic statement, and I think my boyfriend is starting to hate how I "weaken" his arguments. Here's to hoping that reflects on my test day score !
@keishabarnes95419 said:
It's a Saturday, my wife's working, I'm relatively free. What do I want to do? Coffee shop and study for the LSAT as I have been doing all week. Does anyone else, in a weird sort of way, enjoy the challenge of speeding through LG or drilling through LR questions? I've just found myself more and more over the last month desiring to hole up and pore over LSAT material, partially for the good score, partially for the fun of it. Am I maniacal?! lol
Haha naa that's a good thing, man. Something is definitely addicting about this test... I think for me it's just wanting to get better and seeing it more as a game/challenge rather than a test/annoyance.
Just don't push yourself to burnout and you should be more than fine :) Enjoy your prep!
I am definitely addicted to studying for the lsat but I'm starting to see less and less progress.
I go through phases. Sometimes I really love it and do feel addicted, other times I burn out and don't want to be anywhere near a logic game. It varies
Normally I'd agree with you. LR is really starting to wear me down though. I just can't grasp it. When I review I'm getting sick of the feeling of;
"well you were stuck between A and B, it's very obviously B, so why the hell did you choose A?"
I feel the same way. On my wedding day I was drilling games. I really in an odd way love the LSAT.