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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.
@JacobBaska Say I am not sure if I am retaking it, as I do not have to register until October 1st for the Nov. LSAT: on applications that ask me if I plan on taking the LSAT again would it be better to say yes or no? There is no option for undecided.
But I was planning on studying and drilling the parts I really struggle with and taking a pretest in the end of September, then decide if it's worth trying again in November.
I feel like either way I answer, if I chose the other option they may think I am a lying liar. But I also don't want to make the impulse decision just yet.
@JacobBaska I appreciate this feedback thank you! I want to also say thank you for your dedication to us 7sager's because you have answered every application question I have posted.
I blind review in the 170's so I am hoping to get the timing on lock, and practice in louder environments because my testing center was rather loud and distracting. I think it may be best to apply to safety and target now, send LOC's and then try my super-reaches if I get better in November.
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.
I know this is silly but I am about to start studying with lawn mowers sounds and sneezing and coughing videos in the background so I get immune to it. finds loudest environment possible to study
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?
@Peter888 I appreciate that but I honestly can't afford the prices they want us to pay for essay review (unless I want to skip out on bills lol).
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
Thought I would share something silly I did too! (I forgot the head things on the big one but its fine lol)
Is anyone else having issues with 7Sage doing what's in the photos? not really sure how to describe what's going on lol.
relax: I try to give myself a few 5 - 10 minute breaks when I feel myself getting distracted + the LSAT games is a nice little "break tool" to use. Resting is always something I have struggled with so I also have been giving myself an hour before bed where I just do self care, drink some tea (usually YOGI - stress relief) and listen to those lofi music videos to decompress. mindset: if you feel yourself getting burnout it is 100% okay to take a day of no studying. Again, something I struggled with my entire life, but it does wonders for your mental health. I would take at least a weekend off if you are feeling super burnt out. Most importantly, do not allow your score to dictate your self worth (something I also struggle with). I wish you the best! (something I really recommend is to delete any and all social media you have for at least a month, its life changing and I haven't had it for a year + (I've never felt more confident and better)
I struggled with C because the tone of the author doesn't seem to support "well-meaning". I thought based on the passage the author thought the ideas were lacking: girls unlike boys leave school at 8 +continued to define women in terms of roles in domestic sphere + neither proposal envision fully equal for women...
@KatrinaFurman they do a staggered system. Hopefully yours opens soon! everyone should be able to do it at some point today
@superchillasian Ah, they do a staggered system. Hopefully yours opens soon! everyone should be able to do it at some point today
I at first got rid of D on my first pass through because I thought they implied that they are not nocturnal by stating "... are not known to forage at night" which made me assume that they were not nocturnal birds. On reviewing this question D is slapping my face because it makes more sense than C which I initially picked (yet felt not great about). I guess the lesson for me here is to be much more picky about the wording and not just assume a quality (in this case: not being nocturnal)
@Kevin_Lin thank you!