@pnatt im also bipolar and working full-time and I got 163. Regular meds and therapy is important, my therapist even helped me come up with a study plan and would check in every week how it was going. Consistency is more important than time for studying I would say, like 30 mins to an hour EVERY day instead of a super long time on the weekends, but definitely take a practice test every weekend you can.

@OrenCramton wrong answer journal, write why you picked wrong AC and why it's wrong, why you missed right and why it's right, and how you can try to fix mistake in the future. I personally think it's easiest to use the notes section on 7sage for this

Definitely start drilling then you can use the analytics to see if theres any lessons you should review

@LegallyLawyer you have to send LSAC so much info to show income amd expenses and any other hardship, I think the income cutoff is around 47000 annually, but once you get approved from LSAC you just have to send the approval letter to 7sage

What kind of schools dod you apply to? I think there's a lot of pressure to go to the super prestigious schools but you get the same JD no matter where you go, maybe you could consider applying to schools with median LSAT as close to yours as possible this time around. You obviously have a good amount of underlying intelligence to get that GPA, maybe you also just need to try a different method for the LSAT

I'm thinking that none of these are a valid inference from those premises 🤔🤔

Do you attack questions like you attacked our family?