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I wrote a post about feeling defeated by plateauing. A few people reached out and gave me great advice. From my comment to reading comments on other posts, I feel so thankful to have this space! Thank you to J.Y. for bringing us together and instilling confidence in us, knowing that life may be difficult, but challenges are worth it. Peace and Love.
I have plateaued around 160, even though I have been studying for 5 months. And I feel like I'm regressing. I have been losing faith in myself and studying less. How do you all keep yourself motivated and on track without burning out? I'm nervous I'm not cut out for law school.
I'm down. I have my own study plan, but we could either hop on a Zoom to study and/or periodically pick questions to review together.
Hi, I am currently scoring in the 160s on practice tests, and I am looking to get a 170 on test day (November). Let me know if you are down to be study buddies!
@jjjellopants All good points! I know when I click on the section to start, a deep wave of anxiety washes over me. I do need to just take a breath and lock in on the first 10-15 to set the tone. Also, I'm taking heed to the point about not needing to finish the section to get a 160+. Just being strategic.
This is my highest score so far, but I am wondering how to bridge the divide between my score and my blind review. Please help! I want to get at least a 167 on the October exam.
@Elise On blind review this time around, LR was lagging, but it's normally RC. Any tips on RC, particularly on science and/or comparative passages? Feel free to throw in any LR tips as well.