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i am also married, working full time, and studying daily for the LSAT! it can be so exhausting!😩
the thing i’ve noticed that helps me is trying to prevent burn out. i’ve definitely experienced some burn out.
to do this i dedicate 1-2 hours of studying a day throughout the week. i come home from work and start studying asap. i dont make dinner or do anything else until i get my studying out of the way. i continue doing my normal things too— like going yo the gym and some other hobbies. i focus most of my study time on friday (i only work half day).
also, during my lunch break i try to do just one LR 5 question drill. it’s over in 7 min. sometimes i have time to review it during my lunch break and sometimes i dont 🤷🏻♀️ but i just try to do the best i can.
you are not alone! we got this!!
feeling a little discouraged bc i did not do well on this drill. I did much better on the critique/debate so i had high expectations, then did terrible on this one. ugh
omg, i was in the exact same boat as you! i scored 153, then 152, then another 152. i was feeling so discouraged and doubting if i should even take it this year. i took a week break of taking the PT and just did drills. since then i have scored 157 and a 159!
you’ve got this!!