I am in the same boat. I recommend remembering what your motivating factor is. In my case, it's my kids. I always think of my kids and what a law career will do for them. I suggest starting with a 10-question drill and then increasing it to doing 1 section of LR and progress as you feel comfortable.
Hello fellow 7Sagers. I am looking for some people to be part of a study group with me in San Diego. I work FT and am usually available in the evenings after 6 pm, and on weekends the whole day. I will be taking the February and April LSAT. Hope to get a group established.
Knowing how to approach these seems so much less intimidating now
@akshayamadduru401 this is a thought process I already had, but needed this confirmation. Thank you.
@emmalemon don't be so hard on yourself. Getting them right is getting them right. First accuracy then speed my friend.
can you add me plz