@ said:
I have an awesome tutor that I use on an as needed basis. He also is open to group rates so I've been trying to find people that are open to that option. His website is http://houlsat.com
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@ said:
Hey @, I've had two tutors who I greatly benefited from! I'm not sure whether they are currently taking on students but I'll tag them just in case. One is approved by 7sage, another was a very active community member that was providing his services in his spare time.
@ is the 7sage approved tutor
@ was the active community member.
Here is think to other 7Sage approved tutors, best of luck!
https://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/4760/7sages-approved-tutors/p1
Thank you!
Hey everyone,
I've finally decided that I need a tutor. I've been really trying to save money so I can pay for living expenses during 1L but I really think I need some help so here I am.
Please let me know if you personally have a tutor suggestion or can point me in the right direction. I know there was a discussion page with various tutors and their hourly rates listed but I can't seem to find it.
Thanks!
Hey everyone,
I just took my first practice test since my diagnostic and I'm a little disappointed. My diagnostic was a 143 with 150 BR and first PT after finishing the curriculum was a 147 with a 157 BR. Time constraints are really hurting me and I could use some advice on how to be faster/more efficient during the test.
Also, LG under the time constraint absolutely wrecked me (-13 during time constraint with -3 BR). I'm registered for the October exam but now I'm a little hesitant considering I'm a little over a month away from the test date.
Let me know what y'all think!
Hey everyone, I take the October lsat this afternoon and I wanted to do some warm up questions this morning but 7sages site isn’t loading on my laptop. My wifi is fine and other websites are working perfectly. Not sure what to do. The site will just display “This page is not working right now” after attempting to load. Let me know what y’all think. I’m posting this from my iPhone by the way.
Thanks!
@ said:
I started at 135, now PTing upper 150s looking to break the 160s you can do it!! just with patience
How long have you been studying for? I started with a 143 and have been going through the curriculum for awhile now. I'm nearly done with the LR portion and then I'll move onto Games
Thanks for taking the time to respond! Definitely makes me feel better.
Hey everyone, I just took my first diagnostic and did blind review after. I only scored a 143 on the diagnostic and a 150 on BR. I've only been studying the material for about a week and a half. Is 150 theoretically going to be my ceiling? I'm hoping to score 155 or better and I'm a little discouraged.
Also, I took a kaplan course when I was in college (nearly two years ago). It was terrible and I definitely lacked the drive to study as a result. I haven't touched LSAT material in over a year and a half so I'm essentially starting from scratch. If any of you have any tips I'd love to hear them.
Thanks!
When I was in college I took the lsat after completing a kaplan course. I made a 139 on my official test. I was devastated just like you. It completely derailed my plans for life after college.
Here I am two years later. I've been studying since March and I can say that if you work hard enough you'll improve! I scored a 154 on a PT just a few days ago and I know I still have so much room for improvement. Keep up the work and by the next application cycle, you'll be where you need to be.
Best of Luck!
The only thing that will need to be repeated are the applications themselves. If your transcripts aren't up to date when you come back around to applying then you'll obviously need get updated ones.
Your CAS is fine. I got mine my senior year of college (two years ago) and it's still valid. Just had to restart my applications.