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ArianazH

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Study Groups · Assumption questions

ArianazH

Wednesday, Oct 29

Girl you can't just say this and not tell us how😭

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Saturday, Oct 25

ArianazH

Jan 2026 LSAT

Hey everyone!

This is the timeline of my LSAT journey:

May 2024-began studying (poorly, didn't take it very seriously)

Aug 2024-official score 142

*Haven't touched the LSAT since*

Sept 2025-started studying again

Oct 2025-first PT 156

Ok so realistically, what are my chances of scoring a 165 in the Jan 2026 LSAT? I'm still struggling with some basic stuff like making sufficient/necessary mistakes, spending way too much time on questions, overthinking, etc. I'm not confident whatsoever and the 14 pt increase is the only thing keeping me going. I just want to know what my chances are, any advice is appreciated.

LSAT · Took my first Prep Test after diagnostic and got a 175 (180 Blind Review), what now?

ArianazH

Friday, Nov 14

Girl r u fr

Lessons · You Try - Slipped Discs and Back Pain

ArianazH

Wednesday, Nov 12

Is anyone else having trouble understanding the wording of this stimulus?

These individuals said they had never experienced serious back pain..."since these individuals with b/sd evidently felt no pain from them"?? HUH? I was stuck on this part because no serious back pain=no pain at all and that is taken to be true.

"These conditions could not lead to serious back pain in people who do experience such pain". A cannot lead to B in people who have B?

Maybe I'm just tired but I watched the video a few times and I still don't understand. I got the question right but I don't know how since I did not fully understand the stimulus.