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I honestly felt like I bombed this test but this is my highest score yet. I find that, when BRing, the questions I got wrong the first time come super easily for the most part with only one or two needing extra effort. It's like, when under timed conditions, I lose the plot somewhat easily and miss really easy questions sometimes. Anyone else feel the same?
@BBake4211 Hi Bake, thanks for engaging my post. Someone actually messaged me and told me PTs 150 & 151 are notoriously difficult so fingers crossed we do better moving forward!
@mjfromcanada Sure I’m totally down, send me a DM! The next couple of days are super crazy for me but I could link up with you on Wednesday.
I thought for sure I had done better than a 157. It's a tiny bit frustrating because when I'm going through the test, I'm generally fairly confident that i'm answering most questions correctly. This is my third test with the scores being 158-158-157 and a BR score of No score-169-171. I know the review process is going to be the most important factor to improve here but if anyone has some tips on closing the gap, i'd appreciate them.
7sage LSAT Wizards,
I've been listening to the podcast now for a few weeks and going through old episodes but haven't heard anything about active-duty/veteran applicants and how their resumes/personal statements may differ from the average applicant. I'd love to talk to the podcast team and share my statement/resume not only to help myself, but potentially other veterans on their law school journey. Is there an email one can send that information to or is it just a matter of commenting on the video?
Thanks for your time!
-Sebastian
This is amazing stuff, thanks a lot to the 7sage team!