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futurelawstudent

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futurelawstudent

Thursday, Dec 18 2025

same here!! ive been studying for a while and this is always been the case. its extremely hard to stay focused especially during reading comp. the logical reasoning i have gotten used to, since its shorter it isnt as hard to stay engaged. think of the lsat like a game, your mindset will help you focus a bit more if you stay interested in the content

LSAT · feeling discouraged

futurelawstudent

Wednesday, Nov 19 2025

@Bobby68 you make a valid point, some things come easier to some and not others. i do have more passion compared to someone who just had it easy and got their desired score the first or second time around.

i did do a solid routine a month prior to my exam, eating the same thing and having the same routine. i will continue to do this even for a practice exam as well. the cotton mask is also a great idea!!

LSAT · feeling discouraged

futurelawstudent

Wednesday, Nov 19 2025

@Bobby68 thank you so so much for your kind words of encouragement and advice. it means so much to m and helps put things into perspective that may seem obvious but sometimes you need to hear them from someone else. i am looking into seeking accommodations, im pretty sure i have ADHD. i will take all of this advice and add it to my current routine

LSAT · feeling discouraged

futurelawstudent

Tuesday, Nov 18 2025

@haena thank you so much for your encouragement and advice!! it really puts into prospective how far ive come. it means so much to me. i have been taking more PT's and trying to simulate actual testing conditions. i will keep going!!

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Edited sunday, nov 16 2025

futurelawstudent

😔 sad

feeling discouraged

need some motivation....took the lsat twice in 2023 and got 130's. started taking it seriously last august and took the november 2024 lsat and scored a 146 even though i was scoring mid 150's on PT's. i took a break and re started studying this september. scoring 157+ on my PTS. but im fluctuating. some drills and sections are great and others are terrible. i dont know whats not clicking. my confidence dictates my studying. every bad drill and section really crushes my motivation and makes me want to give up. is this not for me? i know im capable and im the only one in control of all of this. but i need some tips on what can really set me up for success. i suffer from bad anxiety, and i feel that it really effects me on the test day. somedays i really want to give up after this long journey that i started in 2023....