Self-study
Looking for a serious study buddy! I don’t mind if you’re a beginner as long as you’re serious and committed to this test. It would be nice to work with someone who’s willing to keep each other accountable.
MYalda
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Goal score: 166
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1L START YEAR
2026
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MYalda
Monday, Apr 27
@stephlovesbirds we really GOT THIS! This exam is frustrating but it’s not the end point. I’m still working on improving, I’m trying my best not to give up. If you want we can have zoom calls to help each other improve certain parts. Send me a message if you’re interested! 🤗
MYalda
Monday, Apr 27
@stephlovesbirds nothing is wrong with you! You can do it. 🙏 If you’re not scoring in the 150s don’t take the actual test in June. Are you lacking something in foundations? I’m on the same boat, but I noticed what’s helped me is knowing the logical fallacies, understanding the conditionals.. dissect the stimulus and predict answer before looking at answer choices.
MYalda
Tuesday, Mar 24
@SYM I agree, I would say get through the foundations. Understand your conditional reasoning it’s important for this test! Memorize your quantifier words, and the common fallacies! Best of luck with your studies!
Hello everyone! I’m looking for a study buddy to prep for the LSAT together. I’m planning to take the June 2026 or sometime after June LSAT and I am aiming for at least a 165 and above.
I’m looking to:
study with someone once or twice a week (i’m working 3 days a week at a firm so I’m sure, we could work something out and possibly have more study days).
Keeping each other accountable and motivated
Reviewing questions, talking through strategies, or doing focused study sessions
Have virtual study sessions
Best of luck to everyone studying for this exam!!
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@MYalda also @crashoutbandicoot you’re more than welcomed to join as well.