Totally interested!

Thanks for the tip! I see how that can help :) > @ said:

@.ruqaiia. i def hear you on that front, maybe consider doing a hard LG game that you completely mastered over your studies

Is it just me or does anyone else get nervous about the idea of doing warm-up questions before the test? What if I mess up and that will totally blow my confidence?

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That question at the end for the free critique..... lol

Lol now I’m curious what the correct answer is! Haha

If the group is meant to prepare for the September test, should we start PTing and BR weekly? we could set up a schedule to start from earlier tests and work our way to most recent. What do you all think?

I would love a study group to prep for Sept! 7pm EST Sunday works perfectly for me :)

Love this! i so needed it today! you're awesome!

Hi Please tag me! This will be my first time joining a blind review group, so I am not familiar with how it is supposed to work. Is it necessary to purchase the 7sage course packages?

@ I was initially thinking of starting the PT reviews weekly. Just as you were saying, it leads to greater accountability, and will give that extra motivation to do weekly PTs. I guess my initial question is when the September/December BR group begins. If it's after the June test, then the Oldies but Goodies may suffice for now... I'm also up for a review/support group if you guys can get more interested :)

thanks @ for taking the initiative to organize this! Do you know if we will have a 7sage mentor to help guide this?

interested!!

damn :( will you be hosting more sessions?

Hi I’m also aiming for the Dec test and would like to be part of the study group!

Thanks for clarifying J.Y. When can we sign up? I NEED this!!!!

this is awesome! Are 4 different students assigned for each of the nights? Would love to be considered.

Thank you for posting this, i'm very much on the same boat as you. @ which drilling packets do you recommend? Is there a specific brand/book or any will do?

@ Wow thanks for the detailed post! great points on summarizing mistakes and reviewing them the next day. I'll be sure to try out this method!

I'm totally in for a parent study/support group! It's so important to be reminded we are one of many who are facing similar struggles and challenges that comes with being a parent. Looking forward to this group!

@ @ @ @ @ thanks all for your input. It looks like BR and writing down reasons for correct and incorrect answers could help. I keep reading in the comments sections amazing reviews on BR groups, so I will join in a check them out.

@ I hear you, I struggled with the same thing for years, and still do when I take my little one to daycare! I also resorted to studying at night, which I found was difficult as I was so mentally drained at the end of the day. You could try studying early morning (if your daughter sleeps well through the night).

I've been studying on-off since September. I registered for Dec. test and enrolled her full time in November. So i got to study full time November and I found that most effective. Studying part time is interrupted and I kind of lose motivation/focus. She's back on part time now because "mom guilt"!

Hi, I'm a mom of two, 4 and 3 years old! I was planning to write in December but i'm not close to being ready so I'm aiming for June or Sept. Studying for the LSAT has been my plan for a while now, but was not able to as it is very expensive to have both kids in daycare (not to mention the guilty-mom feeling!).. Now my 4 year old is in school, and I managed to get my youngest in part-time daycare, so I'm much more able to organize my time to study. I am able to study between 10-15 hours a week.