hey! while its true the later you wait to apply, it can be harder to get in since they are extra selective with their choices, the best apart about law school and education in general is that it is always there. if you are happy with your feb score, apply and see what happens! a lot of schools have their priority deadline in march, so making sure you have everything ready to go by the time you get your score back end of feb is solid. if you aren't happy with your score and retake in april, you can also apply then and see what happens, if you don't get accepted to a school you were hoping for/any at all you can use your april score and try again right when the portal opens next cycle! you will have everything already ready for you and be in a really great position, hope this helps reassure you.
hii just wanted to let you know that your feelings are totally valid and to make sure you are taking care of yourself throughout this process. you should feel proud of yourself for studying on top of all of your other commitments. also, pushing your test back should not make you feel more discouraged! it should give you a sense of relief that you know by then you will be much more prepared and confident without feeling so much pressure and rushing into taking the test in feb. something i think might help is to not compare yourself to others and to try to take stress/pressure away from the score numbers while you're still learning the test, instead putting more focus into why you are getting questions right and why you are getting questions wrong. then you can focus more on the questions you are getting wrong and doing specific drills on those question types and watching video explanations. im glad you know you can do it because you can and we are all here for you!! :)
hii im currently looking for a study buddy or study group to motivate each other and help learn new ways to approach problems! im in the pacific time zone, don't have discord and taking the january lsat. looking forward to connecting w you!
hi! im also taking the jan lsat, would love a study buddy!
i would love to be apart of this! :)
Hi everyone! I saw online yesterday that you need an external camera if you are taking the test remotely, I'm confused by this and want to see if anyone that has taken it at home can speak on this since it will be my first time. I was planning on testing on my macbook that has the built in camera, is this not allowed?
hey! im also taking the jan lsat and am in washington state (PST), also have a pretty flexible schedule