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Hi everyone,
I am trying to figure out if I should start scheduling law school visits. I wasn't sure if it is "a thing" for law candidates to visit school as much as it was for undergrad. I am still waiting on my August test scores which will give me a good idea of which schools I am really looking at, but do you all think it is a good idea to visit schools this fall? Since I am a spring sport college athlete, I won't be able to attend any accepted student activities in the spring, so I have to focus on that stuff this fall.
Thanks!
Does anyone know when sign ups for the August 2021 LSAT is? I know registration has closed, but when do we pick the date and time of the actual exam? Thanks
Target schools are where your GPA and LSAT are basically at both medians. Reach schools are either where you are a splitter or below both medians. The advice I have seen is only to do early decision if you are absolutely certain that particular law school is your #1 choice
@samk723 said:
@cmk21663 said:
@samk723 said:
I will say 2 / week with a day of BR for each. One a week is good too! Can drill sections on other days.
So only doing ~12 ish PTs would not be bad?
Not at all, I have done 20 in 6 months of studying (including core curriculum), and I did three pt's in the three days leading up to the test (would not recommend lol) and more is not better. Quality is. That is something I need to work on, as I scored in the bottom of my PT range in June and plan on taking again in August.
Sounds good, thank you so much!
@samk723 said:
I will say 2 / week with a day of BR for each. One a week is good too! Can drill sections on other days.
So only doing ~12 ish PTs would not be bad?
Hello all!
I am taking the August LSAT and am almost down with the core curriculum. I will have 5 1/2-6 weeks dedicated to taking practice exams, reviewing them, and focusing on my weaknesses. Does anybody have any ideas/tips of how many PTs I should try to fit into those few weeks?
Thanks for you help and happy studying!
@cmk21663 said:
@cmk21663 Thanks for your help. What would you say is considered as a splitter?
If one of your numbers (LSAT score or GPA) is above the median and the other is below