Hi all,
I took the Nov test (first write) and was unfortunately, 10 points down from my PT. Pretty disappointed as I have been studying full-time since May. I already applied to law schools in Canada and the last score they take for this cycle is the Jan test. I have just under a month to study for the Jan test, and would appreciate any advice on the most effective study plans, tactics, and tools that you've used to succeed. Thank you! :)
@13dk8371 Can you give tips on how you studied? Didn't hit my goal in November and will be retaking. I have the starter course as well.
@smithtanika608 Hey Cindy, I'm currently scoring -10 on RC, and would love your help :)
@elaine760
I was told via email by 7Sage that I qualify for $179 off with the LSAC waiver if I purchase Premium, Ultimate or Ultimate+. On the upgrading menu, it said that Premium course costs $170 to upgrade. Does that mean I can upgrade it for free if I provide my waiver?
@elaine760
I am currently enrolled in the Starter package with a LSAC waiver. Am I still able to purchase PT88 from 7sage?
Hi @rahelaalam514 , thank you for your advice! I think the biggest jump would be LR for me. I went from -6 in LR to -11 on test day. RC has always been my nemesis so the fact that I did poorly on RC didn't come as a surprise for me. During the test I was second guessing myself in LR a lot - flagged a lot of questions and did not even get to read all the questions in one LR section. I did not feel that I did well after the test, but I also didn't see a 10 pt. decrease coming.