I started my LSAT journey 2.5 years ago during my sophomore year of college by reading the LSAT trainer. I realized I needed more and tried out the loophole, but it still didn't cut it. Thats when I found 7sage. Over the course of a year or two now, I have been practicing and went from a 144 diagnostic to 165 after today's October test. It's not the 170 I initially aimed for but something along my journey told me, that this was never about reaching the highest score in terms of numbers but really about how much pressure I put on myself. I am happy with my score now, and ready to apply but it also means saying goodbye to 7sage which is rough.

My advice to anyone who may be reading this: please stop putting so much pressure on yourself. I see so many people constantly comparing themselves to everyone else and that is not how you will succeed. Once you start comparing urself to who who you were yesterday and start making tiny improvements, then you will improve and grow I promise. This was never a competition between you and others, it is just between you and if you can let go of the mental pressure that comes with taking such a hard test, you will do even better. I hope this helps even 1 person reading and remember you can and will achieve all of your dreams :)

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  • Yesterday

    thanks for the advice! and good luck on your journey!!

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  • Yesterday

    I never read anything from discussion forum but this morning, yours popped up on my screen which I needed to hear. Thank you for your encouragement and good luck to you!

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