I’m in EST timezone but I don’t really mind what timezone you are in.

Plan is to have a whatsapp group where we’ll be posting how much (whether #of sections or hrs) we studied everyday. I’m not looking for a group to do BRs together or to do any Skype sessions (at least not at the moment)

I work full time also so I’m just looking for ways to keep myself accountable and motivated. Let me know if anyone is interested.

Btw - I’m planning to take the test in the summer and I score somewhere around mid 160s.

I'm currently registered to take the March 2020 test, and I wanted to move my date to take the June test. I checked the LSAC site, and the deadline for changing dates is tomorrow (02/27/2020), but I'm unable to click on the June test to switch to. Does anyone know what I can do?

I registered for my first lsat, but I got into a minor car accident (I live in a metropolitan city and was walking.. then got hit by a car.) But it was nothing serious just that I had to go to the ER to do some checks.

Unfortunately I couldn’t make it to the test center and it was marked as absent. 3 months later, I took my second test, which was really disappointing. I'm registered to take it again on March, but I was trying to consider my options if I didn't get my target score on March.

So with my LSAT history being:

June 2018 - absent

Sep 2018 - disappointing score

Mar 2020 - will take

do you think it would be okay to take my "fourth" lsat if I don't get my target score in March?

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