Should I send and continue to send LOCI's with updates to the schools I applied to even before I get a response and the review process is complete?

Decided I am not going to take the LSAT again (85% sure), but me and my friend came up with a new term "skydive school" : the school you have relatively no chance of getting into, but you just apply to anyways

What are your top 3 RC tips to get better and faster?

Is there a way to make it so my "priority tabs" are based off the data from Month x to month x? I think it would be helpful in my studying to focus on priorities from the past say 4 months instead of the 1+ year I have been studying, especially because when I started studying I was lucky to have 30 min a day to study.

-if not I think this would be a useful system to add in-

Also, when I drill missed questions, is there a way to set that timeframe as well? That I think would be more useful to set to 5+ months ago, this way I am getting questions I got wrong, but not ones I got wrong in the past 2 weeks and have a strong memory of the correct answer because I spent 5+ minutes reviewing it and beating myself up over it.

I got a 160 on the August LSAT, which is not terrible, but I would really like to get a higher score. My concern is that I might not get that much higher of a score and may be better off just applying now. Should I retake in November and apply for 2027 as soon as that score comes in, or should I just apply now?

I am also concerned with how much money I feel I am spending on retaking and studying, but my work schedule is loosening up soon. I don't want to sell myself short, but I also don't want to put myself in a worse position.

Hi all, I am working on some short answer essays for Law School applications and I have a formatting question.

If I am answering 2+ short answer prompts, and they are to be on the same document, is it okay to just label it "Essay Prompt #4, etc." or should I put the actual prompt after this: "Essay Prompt #4; why do you love purple pikmin so much?"

At the end should I put the word count or leave it alone? (Word Count: 265...)

Any input would be appreciated!

Hi all, I got an email saying I am registered for the September LSAT, but I didn't sign up for this, nor did I pay for it.... has anyone else gotten similar emails? Are they doing this for all August LSAT takers?

I feel each topic I am writing about for my PS, Addendum, and DS are all pretty heavy topics and sometimes I am like "these people are going to read this and think my life is a depressing movie", but at the same time I truly feel discussing these topics is essential to explaining why I so deeply crave to become an attorney and help those facing abuse and persecution. And on top of that, I personally don't see what has happened to me as a weakness, and it all has just strengthened me and made me grow into who I am. Do admissions officers frown on this?

for clarification it's structured like "this happened, I learned this, here is how I grew" I don't feel I am playing victim in these documents

Is anyone else having issues with 7Sage doing what's in the photos? not really sure how to describe what's going on lol.