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I'm taking my final attempt at the LSAT tomorrow and I'm oddly emotional about it. My last admin was in October, it didn't go well, so I was in a really bad slump where I genuinely thought I was dumb, a terrible student, etc.
Eventually I picked myself up and starting drilling here, attending the live classes, asking questions, etc. and things got a little better. I also remembered to rest every now and then, as I had a problem with really overworking myself to the point of burnout.
Believe it or not, resting actually helped a lot, and I enjoyed studying. I loved the classes on here, all the teachers here are amazing, and yeah.
Whatever happens tomorrow, happens, but I'm grateful for all the ppl on here and the wonderful teachers that helped out.
I finally understood why A was the correct answer. It took at least 3 tries, but the conclusion is basically saying that one's gen. disposition is the result of one's frontal lobe. and A basically strengthens it by saying that that because ppl who suffer from depression have to take meds to stimulate the left lobe, it proves that clinical depression -> less activity.
I'm taking my final LSAT in January, and I feel like I've done a good job with maintaining nerves (which was my biggest obstacle) so I can better retain strategies and not get overwhelmed.
But I'm also scared, and I'm not trying to put so much pressure on it, anyone know what to do?
definitely focus on the fundamentals, like premises, conditionals, sufficient indicators, necessary indicators, etc.
taking mine tomorrow too! I love reading before the lsat, I started Han Kang's Human Acts