I seem to have fallen off the wagon and have not studied in about 4 weeks. I finished the 7Sage course and was just drilling lightly before I stopped.
Any suggestions on how to get back into the rhythm? If I’ve finished the course do you suggest just picking up drilling and practice tests or just start over again? I scheduled my exam for September but will be pushing it back.
Thanks for the time and guidance.
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I just wanted to let you know if you didn't already that you will have to pay for a whole new LSAT if you are pushing it back. They allow you to request a test date change 7 days after the registration ended, which was about 2 weeks ago, so you'd have to pay $253 again.
I was in this boat for August (wanted to push it to September) but I figured I would take it instead of wasting my money.
10 minutes a day of 5-10 LR questions is a great way to get the ball rolling. Don’t focus on speed or the score equivalent. Just focus on trying to solve all 5-10 questions one at a time. Hopefully you’ll start to look forward to keeping your 7Sage streak
@CamKCoffee thank you!