Hey so if your diagnosed with anxiety you can probably get time and a half on test day if you apply for accommodations. Also (even without accommodations) try taking a PT without any time limitation to see if your grasping the concepts and just need to get better with timing. I have ADHD and I totally understand feeling like I can’t sit and study. I typically get out of my house and go to a cafe or somewhere as it helps me feel more motivated and reduces things I can get distracted by. I do not study every day as I don’t really have a time frame and doing so leads to burnout so it’s easier to give myself breaks. It’s actually more productive for me to take weekends off and study 4/7 days of the week (I give myself a little midweek break sometimes if I need it). On top of this when I do feel burnout I take 3 to 4 day breaks and focus on literally anything besides the LSAT. Your going to be fine, keep working hard and give yourself some grace.
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Hey so if your diagnosed with anxiety you can probably get time and a half on test day if you apply for accommodations. Also (even without accommodations) try taking a PT without any time limitation to see if your grasping the concepts and just need to get better with timing. I have ADHD and I totally understand feeling like I can’t sit and study. I typically get out of my house and go to a cafe or somewhere as it helps me feel more motivated and reduces things I can get distracted by. I do not study every day as I don’t really have a time frame and doing so leads to burnout so it’s easier to give myself breaks. It’s actually more productive for me to take weekends off and study 4/7 days of the week (I give myself a little midweek break sometimes if I need it). On top of this when I do feel burnout I take 3 to 4 day breaks and focus on literally anything besides the LSAT. Your going to be fine, keep working hard and give yourself some grace.