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I got a 168, and my highest PT was a 169. The best advice that I got for first-time test-day nerves was to wait to sign in. I ended up waiting like 30 minutes before I started the test to let my nerves cool off and waited until my heart stopped beating really hard. I just want everyone to know this. Just make sure the time isn't running
Got a 168 on the October Lsat! Started this journey to get a 160 and go to the regional school I live 15 minutes from. Hopefully I can get a good scholarship now. Thank you 7sage 😁
ai detectors detect ai in lowkey anything that’s written decent bc they want you to pay money to their humanizer. idk how schools check tho
Who wants to swap personal statements and help each other review etc.
What is the best way to move on after taking the LSAT and waiting for your scores. All I can think about is guessing how I did
I love stem stash its a great warm up
I was in a similar situation and I didnt get into the 170 until I drilled dozens of passages at target time to just focus on pacing
I had a 149 first score. Read the Powerscore books and went to a 155. Then did the 7Sage Lessons and went to a 169. I started to study in may. I study every waking moment that im not at work or school, and still study a bit at work. For me learning how things work boosted my score alot more than just practicing and reviewing.
@Morgeva I would do the comprehesive study plan. its in the study thing at the top, and in the first option is the study plan. Its like 140 hours of lessons abt everything and its well worth it. it made me go from a 155 to 169
for context I am a full time student online and have a part time job drafting and helping with technology for a solo practitioner in a small town. and I also am the case manager for the city attorney
@helphelphelpme Yes it’s the entire curriculum. I did it in 1 and a half months doing 6 hours a day


@squirrellover i just didn’t sign in yet i also got there early