Like to also know everyone’s thoughts on this as I have heard great things about it.
Is it considered unadvisable to take the tests prior to 36? Or did you use them for your drills etc? If you did, maybe you can mix in some tests from the 36-66 PTs with some 67+ tests leading to November. I was always told unless you are getting 180s when you retake tests, there is always something to learn from them.
Good luck :)
Would also like to know which tests they get their practice materials from. Thanks in advance.
Thanks Michael for your response. I sent you a private message :)
How close does the problem set question structure and interface mimic the actual Digital LSAT? I am curious as I was thinking of ditching all my practice test books in order to test via problem sets. I figured I can just highlight each of the sections individually of the tests I would like to study. Any thoughts on this? Sorry in advance if this has already been answered or suggested.
@amhawks84508 Thank you for the wishes! I honestly am in love with this community! "All you need is love, trust and a little bit of fairy dust" ;)
Funny if we saw a RC question about curling that was verbatim exactly like it was on that video lol.
Hey Sabrina,
Welcome to 7Sage! I was also one of those individuals who tried Testmasters before signing up for 7sage and I have to say, it wasn't a great experience. For starters, they didn't even tell me to blind review nor did they build the foundations for how to approach most of the LR questions. To answer your question, I would go about like you would if you did not take Testmasters. Just go through the curriculum and I promise you won't regret it. With that said I am glad you have improved that much. I too started with a super low diagnostic. It is all about where you end up not where the journey started.
Best of luck!
@leahbeuk911 It was before unfortunately. It is ok though I wasn't planning to hide it or anything. I was just hoping the LSAC doesn't count it when they generate my GPA.
Honestly, this is one of the most inspiring things I have heard since my return to school. Amazing story and an amazing individual from what I can see. Congrats and Good luck! You give me hope my man!
@timmy24le746 roger well I guess they are getting the whole picture haha. On the bright side if I do get selected into a t14 at least I know that they accepted me wholeheartedly. Thanks for the info.
Thanks a bunch @svmirto905 I appreciate your words of encouragement. I honestly am excited about this second chance in school and you are right that I know myself more than anyone else. I will be working extremely hard to get the score I desire. This community is already extremely amazing. Please keep in touch and let me know if there is anything I can do to help.
@kingse414 said it right review that first. How to Pick Your Recommenders
https://classic.7sage.com/admissions/lesson/how-to-pick-your-recommenders/
If I had to give my two cents I would recommend the Senator. However, this is with the assumption that you don't have academic letters of recommendation stemming from your college.I have heard from multiple sources that getting letters of recommendation is best coming from a professor that knows you well. My opinion anyway. Hope it helps.
Thanks y'all! This is what I was afraid of. I am going to visit my schools and inquire just in case but ill be sending my transcripts asap. Thanks a bunch y'all. Hopefully I can help out as well.
Hello everyone,
I took three classes for my Psychiatric Technician program (Psych Nursing) and each of them were 15 units each. My grades were C, C,and B (ouch). Any chance the LSAC won't count these? They were done at my community college but they did not count at all for my bachelors degree.
I am totally in! Thank you so much for setting this up @mmckeon993. I will put the schedule down o my calendar. See ya on the 20th of the September.
Thank you so much for the advice @leahbeuk911 I definitely understand that I have an up hill climb. I think for top 20 I will also be applying to UCLA and USC but I really am shooting for a t14 school. A 170+ score is literally all I have been thinking about and I am shooting for that. Again, I really appreciate the input and advice.
Thanks a bunch @jkjohnson1991823 and @svmirto905. It was tough for me to change careers but I am loving where I am in this world of academia. I feel that with hard work and encouragement from our peers we can accomplish what we all set out to achieve. Keep me updated on your stories and best of wishes! @svmirto905 you totally got this! It definitely takes discipline to return to school and as someone who struggled with the decision initially, I am extremely pleased at where I am today. Good luck!! November LSAT here we come!
I agree with Beast Mode. It takes a lot to push back the test date but it is like what you said, "the LSAT will always be there" I think your discipline to know that you will have to put in more work when you are at a better comfort level will pay dividends for your score and most importantly for your dreams of becoming a lawyer. Best wishes and keep us updated!
Wow congrats man! I always love hearing positive stories like these. Please keep us updated!
What's up everyone!
I just wanted to introduce myself. I am just starting to realize how amazing this community is and it is time for me to be proactive. I honestly was inspired by @LSATcantwin as I have a story that is similar to his. My dream is also to go to a t14 law school. I just graduated from UC Berkeley and though I performed well (3.86 GPA, Magna Cum Laude). I did not do well in my prior attempt at going to college which was about 15 years ago. I am a return student who is 34 years old. I believe my GPA is around 3.05 accumulative. To paint a better picture, my first attempt at school I had a 2.16 GPA mainly because of supporting my family and not taking school seriously. In my return to school, I have taken 116 units and received a 3.9 GPA in those classes (community college and a 3.86 GPA at Berkeley). I have worked really hard and I am scared that my past will not enable me in getting accepted to T14 law school. I am currently studying for the LSAT but its been really tough. I plan to take in November, which I know is late. Experience wise, I have been a psychiatric nurse in the medical field for five years and a psychiatric technician apprentice for two years.
I am in the mindset of t14 or bust. Do you all think I have a shot if I get a decently high LSAT 168+? Thank you in advance for reading and any help one may bestow upon me.
I am literally not going to let anything get in the way of my dreams! We all have our own past demons to fight and I know with hard work and perseverance we all will get to where we want to be. :)
Best,
Daniel
Thank you so much Sami! The last session demonstrating form on LG was amazing. Really appreciated you and Josh's methodical approach. Looking forward to the next sessions!! Keep up the amazing work.