My ADHD was undiagnosed until my twenties, and I went unmedicated until my thirties. I tanked my first LSAT that I took a hunderd and forty years ago, but even though it was so long ago I still remember I spent a lot of it blowing through stimuli and RC passages and not fully comprehending what I was reading because I couldn't sit still and focus enough to lock in appropriately. I'm now PTing about 15 points above where my official score was before, and I definitely know having meds on board is contributing to this.

If you have the means and the ability, absolutely get the diagnosis and get on meds. If not just for the LSAT, for everything else - my productivity and performance went up, my brain fog improved, my frustration levels decreased tremendously, and my interpersonal relationships even got better.

Prometric allows for eyedrops with personal belongings on test day; preservative-free artificial tears are also great to help with ocular fatigue on screens.

I'm primarily an auditory learner, so I take notes in my WAJ as I listen to video explanations and it helps me retain the "why" much better. I do use the written explanations though in conjunction with the videos!

This was amazing, thank you for taking the time out of your day for us! See you Thursday for round 2!

work schedule pending i would be interested in dropping in on some of these meetings!