Congratulations!! Great words for someone like me taking numerous Pretests and struggling to keep my energy up . Si se puede!

I live in the East Bay. I can video chat also if you guys are looking for an added person!

If your still looking for an extra pair of eyes, I'd be willing to read it over.

Hi group,

I would like to start As soon as possible. Maybe mid october so I can arrange my future schedule to be able to attend every meeting without any work, home related scheduling issues.

I work retail, however my boss is very accommodating when it comes to my application for law school. Sundays seem like a good possibility. I live on the west coast, maybe around 3pm PT.

Definitely seem to be needing work on flaw and Necessary Assumptions. Logic games are always a must review for me as well. Specifically in/out games.

July test, here I come! Only a few points away!

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Just to make sure I have this correct, when we do a PT for a BR, I don’t look at the answers before we go over it together right?

Thank you for your help everyone!

I’m testing in pleasant hill where they just cancelled. I called and they said keep checking your email, LSAC will be notifying us on updates there.

Good luck everyone! All roads have led us to this moment! Looking forward to hearing from everyone later on tonight.

Finals are over! I can be completely committed!!!!?

Whatttttt!!!?? People Know the Lafayette Reservoir! I go here too! For all we know, We've probably passed each other at least once in our lifetimes! Love the Bay Area!

Liza, it seems like I am not the only one who experienced the same situation. Last month, I found myself in the same situation and I thought I was the only person who was not improving. I kept reading other threads hoping to find someone similar but still felt as if I was the lowest scoring person. I could not get better than a 141. I realized there had to be something I was just not getting from the course. Decided to go all the way back to the beginning of the course with the easiest of them all: premise & conclusion. Realized I wasn't as fast as I thought I was on identifying arguments, premises, and conclusions. After I got that, I am currently finishing up my second week of strictly learning the 20 types of flaws. This was where I struggled ALOT, and I came to realize, I never truly understood this material either. Now I am doing much better on the flaw questions.

Reasoning behind this long discussion, try going back to learn the fundamentals. I know firsthand how bad it sucks, but this time around it'll be different considering that you already have knowledge of the material. Take that knowledge and try to dig deeper in the material and your understanding. Like my boyfriend tells me "I know it may be the slowest moving process you've ever had to endure, but at least its moving." Good Luck!

I agree that waiting is worth it! I too had to struggle with pushing my test day back 3 times now. It was hard at first feeling like a constant failure but I've come to terms that I am going to continue to push back my date until I am certain my top choice school will consider me, even more so accept me! Especially for you, all the incredible things you accomplished in your undergrad, will give you that extra boost you want in terms of the application pool. Don't waste that great resume you have on a test score you settle for!!!

Good luck to you! Don't feel like your in this alone, we are all fighting the same war, just different battles.

Not exactly where I am hoping to be yet. But started 7sage @ a diagnostic score of 134 & was horrified because I kept getting told you only improve about 10 points. I was questioning my abilities. I am now consistently scoring mid 150’s. And am still improving, as well as gaining confidence. Cannot wait till I see my first 160!

Congratulations! Can never get enough of hearing success stories!

Im down for this also!

Hey David! I am totally on the same boat. I have actually been studying on and off for the past year and a half. My diagnostic was 132 and I just sat on the march LSAT and scored a 144. There are many moments in my studies where I question my mental capacity. Then I think back to all of the other real life requirements that always pull me away from my studies. I have made the decision to tell myself, I am in control of my fate and attending law school is something I have given up my career for. I am now FoolProofing logic games. I am sitting in on the July test, and although I am looking for mid to high 150's, my Logic game timing and understanding has improved immensely. I have not taken any PT's because I am trying to drill a little more. But I will say, I feel much more confident and capable after drilling and seeing results. I realized my question isn't am I smart enough, but how much more effort could I be placing to truly learn the in's and out of this exam. I'll be damned if I throw away my dream because some standardized test has told me that I am inadequate. I am excited to take a PT to see if my drilling of sections has helped me get higher scores. I hope this helps. I have always wondered if I was the only person in this deep trench feeling with Law school and the LSAT. Thank you for having the courage to let people like me know we are not alone.

East Bay!!!!

Congratulations!!!! Nothing better than when your dream becomes a reality!!! I love the updates!

Thanks guys... confidence boost complete!!!!! Thank you!

I'd like to join, but is there a specific scoring range that can join? I am PT'ing in the low 140's?

Thank you for the advice guys! I think you guys are 100% correct and I needed some reaffirmation that I was stuck in my standardized testing mode where i must answer every question from #1-28 in order. Cant say how much I love our community and how involved everyone else!

I am in the Bay Area. About an hour and a half. Finished the course, but am going back and trying to really lock in the fundamentals.