Does anyone else spend the whole day studying just to finish off a Practice Section horribly and then rage quit for the rest of the night 😭 lol
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same i got 152 after months of studying, took a break since i had a heavy quarter and now im back to studying for my june lsat and feel so slowwwww
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I chose to cross out B because the ownership change wasn't said to be planned, so the workers couldn't hope/expect for their work conditions to become better with the ownership change.
While D, it said they planned to leave within 3 years, so why would they strike if things wouldn't be better by the time they left anyway.
Hope my weird way of thinking helps
How am i supposed to do this question quickly when it takes time to go through all the answers and match them up to the argument ufghhhhhh
I feel like it doesn't confuse sufficiency for necessity, more you forgot that unless means to negate.
idk if that's right lmk lol!
Hi everyone, I took my first LSAT exam literally an hour ago, and I feel as if I did HORRIBLE, like as if I would be lucky to score in the 150s
This is because the proctering center did not tell me they were starting me the moment I arrived at the center (I had arrived 45 minutes before the exam started, planning on going to the bathroom, taking a moment to relax, etc.). Instead, they immediately rushed me into the room, without telling me, and sat me down. I had just finished a yerba, and it hit my bladder 15 questions into my first section....
Long story short, I spent the whole first half trying not to pee my pants, and it completely took me away from an exam I otherwise think I would've done quite well in!! I unfortunately couldn't focus with my bladder hurting so much.
To add onto it, I was sitting next to someone with a cough and a kid who was muttering the whole time... :(
Should I give in to LSAC's fear-mongering and cancel my score? I would hate for outside circumstances to affect how future law schools view me as an applicant.
Thanks!
I started studying last spring part-time and started studying full-time in September taking my first LSAT in january
But I'm giving myself ample time since I'm an anxious test taker and will definitely have to retake it ahah
I'm in the same boat.... I score around 150s with the timed section and then high 160s on the BR....
For me, its a timing thing. I have bad test anxiety, and knowing I HAVE to stay on time ruins me and genuinely blocks me from fully understanding/ catching details.
frustrating because I know I can answer them + I've been studying nonstop for 6 months
Hello everyone, I am writing my first ever LSAT next weekend, jan 10th.
I am wondering when the best time to do the writing section is?
I have heard many different POV, and I'm wondering what worked best/didn't work for you?
thanks!
@PriyankaPatel oh my goodness thank you so much!!
I'll most definitely implement these into my next few weeks of studying, thank you!!!
Hello everyone!
I'm taking my first LSAT Jan 10th and have been studying for months, but I can't get a grasp on timing.
When I PT without time, I average a very high score compared to when I PT with time.
I have always had test anxiety, which has gone away with being in uni. Unfortunately, with the LSAT, it seems to have come back.
My mind does not let me truly understand and read even the simplest of phrases, which has me get easy questions wrong, and run out of time on my RC.
Not sure what to do... has anyone had this issue, and what did you do??
Thanks!
@calliekoskovich I usually watch/ skim the video to understand why the other questions were wrong / why I was right.
but if its a very easy question and clear why everything else is wrong, I skip.
8/13 and timing is not even on my radar. just started RC but getting nervous for my exam...

yes omg same i was sittng next to a little kid doing some other testing and he keptttt mumbling. ppl coming in and out etc. so unprofessional.