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LSAT
168
CAS GPA
2.6
1L START YEAR
2027

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Berkeley
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Boston College
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Brooklyn
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AbelTirado
Saturday, Oct 4, 2025

is GPA undergrad GPA or CAS GPA?

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AbelTirado
Wednesday, Oct 1, 2025

god BLESS this is exactly what i wanted

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AbelTirado
Tuesday, Sep 23, 2025

@ninaapintoo setting things out the night before is honestly one of the more critical yet underrated steps. I lay my clothes out, fill my water bottle up and put it on my desk, headline two sheets of paper, one for RC, one for LR, with the following day's dates, clear my desk and go to bed.

When I wake up, everything is set up.

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AbelTirado
Edited Tuesday, Sep 16, 2025

Always remember. Some work > no work.

Even if it's a 5 question drill. Do it untimed and aim for 90% accuracy

In the long run, you need to carve out sometime where you do drill and review daily. I work a 9-5 that's really a 10 hour job so I really need to follow a schedule or I won't get anything done. Getting up early is hard for me but is where the bulk of my study happens.

My daily schedule looks like

6:00 wakeup/30m exercise/shower

6:30 eat, skincare, get dressed

7-8:30: drill LR and RC.

9:00: commute to work

9-5: work (i try to take a lunch where I'm reading or watching something to have some chill time, but sometimes I drill)

5:00 commute home

5:30 Review RC/WAJ.

6-8: random work tasks/dinner

8-9: LR review and WAJ

  • If I'm really struggling with a concept I try and watch a recorded session

9:00 study/prep for bed

10:30 in bed.

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AbelTirado
Friday, Jun 20, 2025

@leahgoudeau832 it genuinely wasn't clicking for me (ive been studying 4 hours) and your comment fixed it. I can't believe I missed that!!

THanks!

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PT104.S3.P3.Q21
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AbelTirado
Thursday, Jun 12, 2025

the only one i got wrong in the drill :(

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