Hey @ I definitely feel you with the life plan. I wanted to apply to last year but I had to pay off my school before I could. But what I found is that it gave me more time to study and solidify my school choices. I improved a lot my first diagonistic was a 142 with Powerscore. I'm now in the 160's but it took me a year worth of studying. What I did was use older practice tests to do timing drills. After I learned the methods with 7sage, I started doing timed drills. Then I moved on to doing practice tests every few days. After each practice test I thoroughly reviewed all of my errors. And the blind review definitely helps. Because it forces you to re-examine your work with no time constraints. It will take you about thirty tests before you see some real improvement.

Hey I'm taking the December LSAT. Please include me in PTing and studying! my email is aavalone90@.com

Hi, I thought the test was on June 9th?

I got tripped up on this question because there was nothing stated that said if you cancel temporarily in the time frame that they give you then you will get your credit back. I guess I have to take the fact that they said nothing about it means that it's still possible to have your request granted. This one was very tricky and really long. When I take the actual exam would it better to just skip this question?

Hey I'm taking the June lsat as well. I live on Long Island but I am willing to commute to the city. My email is aavalone90@.com