Hi, I took the September LSAT and scored below what I was scoring on my PT's. I scored a 148. I'm taking the November LSAT and want my mark to be in the high 150's. I drill almost everyday and take 1-2 PT's every week. Is it possible for me to reach this goal in a month? Please let me know if anyone has done this and how, I'd love the advice.
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Thank you everyone for the advice, appreciate it!
Hi, I'm looking for some advice. My test is on Friday the 10th and I'm at the point where I think I'm experiencing burnout. I started a PT today but have no motivation to finish it. I'm PT'ing around where I want to be but the test I'm doing right now is not going well. What's the best approach before my test on Friday. Any advice would be appreciated thank you!
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I've been studying on and off for the LSAT since March 2023 and have applied twice but haven't gotten in anywhere. I stopped studying early this year around January but I'm starting again soon. The only program I've used is 7sage but I'm starting to think maybe that's what's keeping my score in the range of 50-160. I'm wondering if anyone has any tips or other resources I should use/pair up with the 7sage curriculum to boost my score for when I write the test again. Thank you!
Hi, I'm scheduled to write the test Friday morning and I'm not sure if I should do it. I did the test last year November and scored in the low 150s and only started preparing for the November 2024 test a couple months ago. Last year I was scoring in the high 150s in my prep tests and I think it was because logic games were included. I've only done one complete prep test in the last few months and scored a 153. I feel that the past week of studying combined with application submissions has completely drained me and I'm feeling really anxious. I know schools say they'll accept Jan 2025 marks but does anyone know if that reduces your chances of getting into Ontario law schools? I really need advice on whether I should just complete the test this Friday and cancel my mark if I don't like it or just wait until January. Btw I'm doing fairly well when I do drills but something happens to me when I try to do full tests. I'm really stuck on what to do. Another side note, this would be my third attempt on Friday. Any advice would be appreciated.
Another question; If I do the November test and cancel my mark, are schools able to see I tried a third time and cancelled?
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@ Hi Gary, thank you for the words of encouragement, I feel like my goal is more attainable after reading everyone's responses.
@ Hi! I study 3-4 hours each day after work on the weekdays. On the weekends I study 5-6 hours. Right now I'm having a little difficulty balancing writing applications and studying for the LSAT at the same time since most of my applications are due November 1st. I hope my answer helped!
Hi! I'm about to do my first Prep Test in about a year using the new format. I'm looking at the sections and I see 3 LR and 1 RC. I thought on test day, I'd have 2 RC and 2 LR. Is this correct? I'm wondering if I should complete all 4 sections of the Prep Test or if there's a way for me to replace the 3rd LR section with a RC to be more similar to what will show up on test day. Can I please get some advice on how I should go about doing the Prep Test to best model what is going to happen on test day? Any advice is appreciated. Thank you!
@ Hi, thank you for replying to this. Since I gave the September LSAT I knew I didnt do as good as I wanted. So I've been studying for the november one since then. But going off what you're saying I've specifically been drilling questions types that I have the most weakness in which has been helpful. Thanks again for the help, I appreciate it!
@ Thank you for your response. I've improved my LR through BR and I'm currently scoring in early 160's once I BR. I find that I panic on LG when I don't understand the game at first glance and then waste a lot of time getting my thoughts together. RC is challenging because I guess the last 3-4 questions on the section because I run out of time. I'm really hoping I can get my score up 158. I spend approximately 3-4 hours from Monday-Friday because I work and on the weekends I spend about 5-6 hours. I'm not sure if that's enough time.