Self-study
I just wanted to say I was extremely worried when I first started studying (jan1) that I would not have enough time to get a good score come April, and granted I obviously haven't taken the real thing, but I went from a 148 diagnostic (jan1) to a 169 PT (today ehehe) and I'm over the moon. I just wanted to post this for non trad applicants. I am 24, a veteran, have three children 1,3, and 4. My 4 year old being non verbal and having level 3 autism, but I was still able to get to a place where Im comfortable with my score (thanks to my amazing husband). Idk I'm so happy and wish I could just tell my day one self that I was gonna be fine. Good luck April testers!
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Amazing! I'm a 36yo mom of a 7yo, so I know how hard it is to find the time to study and drill. You go, mama!
From one autism mama to another congrats!!! This gives me hope. My test is in August and some days I feel so overwhelmed but this is so encouraging. I know you are going to absolutely crush it in April!
Great work, I got a 168 on the January LSAT coming from a 154 in May while deployed. Feel free to reach out if you need anything. I was pretty far along the app process before deciding to delay a year and apply next cycle.
That is fantastic!
Also a Veteran, and even less traditional -- taking the LSAT at 45y/o after retiring from AD.
What would you say was the difference? I'm at a place right now where in my Blind Reviews Im getting 169-170, but theres a significant gap in my PTs.
Amazing! Im at 155 and just hit a wall and cant improve and feel like there is never enough time... do you have any tips?