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Hi, is there a way to stop my keyboard from popping up and attempting to type anytime I attempt to highlight or just click on the stimulus accidentally?
Create an accelerated plan through 7 sage, play the games, refresh your brain on the foundations and probably take a pt Saturday and review on Sunday is what I would do if in your position.
@AngelEyes same this game has been helping me a lot and Train of Thought.
I repeat to myself “the only person you’re in competition with is yourself” , “everything happens when it’s supposed to happen”. Think about where your feet are today are you truly comfortable? Do you enjoy what you’re doing? Write down your “Why Law?” on a sticky and post it above where you study.
Hi, none of your pts are wasted. I know it may feel that way to you but it isn’t. You’re scoring extremely high. If you’re trying to get a 180 personally I would take September or October even November to give yourself time to get your 180. You can take the LSAT five times within five years and 7 times in a lifetime so keep that in mind. Also your essays and addendum will work to help your application as well. Yes the LSAT is weighted high but there’s still room to use the other parts of your application to help you too. Also schools do look at how many times you’ve taken it, however I haven’t heard anything about someone who has taken it and scored that high each time.
@NoNamed92 I agree and it’s a great first score if you ask me. That score range is doable you just have to put in the work. Try out the study plan curriculum and see how you like it. With you being at a 153 the accelerated plan or the next one up may be more beneficial for you.
Hi, personally the cancel is worse. Especially if it’s higher than your first LSAT. If 153 is your first LSAT that’s a good starting point to show law schools. People typically cancel scores 140 or lower from what I’ve seen. And when you score higher on your next LSAT it’ll show the schools how you improved from your 153 vs having a canceled score then a really high score.
@TravelJunky and on your break do nothing LSAT or Law School related do something you like, travel if you can, or just relax and then get back to it and you should see a difference.