Interested!

From someone who studied before doing curriculum, I skimmed thru foundations. The curriculum gets convoluted at times, and made me overthink my answers. But still helpful nonetheless. My advice would be to know your weaknesses and focus on them in the curriculum rather than cramming all the info

LSAC provides videos on the Law Hub page. There are articles too.

Where is the list of flaws that you mentioned in the first minute of the video? You said it would be linked below but I dont see a link. Thanks!

@KelechiChukwuemeka Once you know that chances are greater than 100%, how do you know whether to use "most" or "some"?

Is this even relevant im getting a headache

In the same boat. My best advice is to have a planner and schedule your days by the hour. Review your schedule every morning. Here's an example of a typical day for me:

7am Walk & Breakfast

8am-10am LSAT & Homework

10:30-12 Class

1:00 Work

6:30 - 8:00 Extracurricular obligations

8:30 - 10:30 Friend time (dinner, dessert, wine night)

You need to make time for yourself. Take weekends off. If that is not feasible, then spend at least a couple hours in the morning/night doing things you enjoy.

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I agree.

@emoneyy Okay honestly i stopped doomscrolling on reels and tiktok...idk if u scroll often but it conditions ur mind to get information but not process anything. I am 3 days sober and it seems to be working pretty well

I find reading books in my free time helps also convince yourself that you are interested in the passage