Hey y’all! Long story short I took the LSAT two times during my senior year of college. The first time scoring a 149 and the second time scoring a 152. I was also a late applicant applying February 1st last year and didn’t have much luck. I know my LSAT scores are not great and I applied very late last year which had a big effect most likely on my outcomes.

I am retaking the LSAT this November after taking a long break to study. I have a 3.8 GPA and I plan on applying for in this cycle by December 1st. My biggest worry is that if my November LSAT score isn’t a major improvement then applying in December will once again, give me the same outcomes as last year because I feel like December is late in the application cycle compared to a lot of people I know who are applying in October.

With a 3.8 GPA and a good amount of work experience from internships at law firms and police departments throughout undergrad, and my gap year this year, working in the corporate world, do we think December will still give me a good chance even if I don’t see a major improvement in my LSAT?

Hey guys, I have been doing my study plan and have gotten through most of it, but I do not feel like the lessons are teaching me much because when I take the test, and I am under a timer, I do not remember or apply any of the lessons. Does anyone else have a hard time applying the lessons to a timed test? And I have been thinking about just doing daily drills and practice tests from now on, any suggestions on that?

Hey everyone!

I am reapplying to law school this cycle, and I am planning on editing my application materials from last year, but first I want a review of them to let me know whether I went wrong or what major things need to be fixed. I cannot afford hundreds of dollars for someone to review my application materials at the moment, but I would love any recommendations for affordable ways to do this! Thanks!