I’m looking for someone or people who’s interested in creating a study group. I’m trying to approach the LSAT differently from when I took the test November and I didn’t reach my goal.
I’m located in DFW, in person is great but virtual is also fine. My goal is high 160s if anyone has any pointers.
@hanasafia If you want, we could possibly get a study group going?
I took the LSAT November and was completely off from my target score. I'm planning on giving myself up until June to retest. I'll be restarting my studying process next week. I'm looking for someone who's planning on studying around the time period that i am and that's willing to be held accountable to the study plan that we're going to create!
Either Virtual is fine, but DFW metroplex would be better for in-person.
@Hannah2026 thank you! I'm definitely going to take that approach!
I test November its less than 2 weeks away, I feel as if I'm mentally checked out in a way from the test. I've been studying for years now with this being my 3rd attempt at the test. Any suggestions? It feels like a burnout, I can't retain information when reading as easily as i was before due to lack of focus. My mind has been on taking the last for the last month or so fully, my stress level feel elevated I don't know if it's a burn out or more so my nerves causing me to become overwhelmed due to past experiences of not reaching my expected score and the feeling of failure. Every time I test I get a higher score but now, I'm extremely overwhelmed and feeling burned out.
any suggestions on how to get my mental together before test day???
If you’re located in dfw message me privately? Or have been studying for a while, I’m interested in sharing tactics that we could use to approach the lsat differently and comparing within each other. I have experience but I’m trying to break through the 160s I’m currently stuck at 150 and have been for a while now. Idk what I am doing wrong