Hey everyone, while filling out my law school applications some are asking to list the volutneer worked we have done but theres a part that says hours/weeks im not sure how to fill out that section and when i tried inserting numbers it came up as invalid. does anyone know how to resolve this issue?
if my parents have received a bachelor's degree in another country do i say yes or no to being a first generation college student? i just wanted to clarify if it matters where they got their degree from
im taking the exam in person and when i went on lawhub and clicked lsat it said information on scheulding with a proctor has been sent to you, i just wanted to know if you guys see that also or i missed out on an email or something
thank you I appreciate the feedback!
wanted to know if we should do pt 94 just days before our exam
wondering when the registration will start
I wanted some advice on what pts i should be using to study with one month before the exam, and maybe some ways to go about studying
Wanted to know if anyone can recommend the way they are studying, or some tips on how to be studying and drilling a month before the exam?
requesting to refund for June and want to sign up for August
hey i have had my laptop plugged in the whole time during the exam i let the proctor know ahead of time because i dont want my battery to die during the exam.
Hi i would love to hear your advice im struggling to get past the low 150s
Just wanted to know if anyone knows anything about this law school
Hi! I would definitely love to be tutored as well! Im waiting on the November lsat results to see how I score but i definitely want to be in the 160s.
what if you havent worked than what goes in a resume
can someone explain how the curve works for lsat scores?
Hey guys! I took the November LSAT not sure what my score is gonna be tbh, but I know I have can do greta so I have the January LSAT to take if things don't work out. I think the best last option now to score well in January is to get a tutor. Does anyone have any recommendations of anyone they may know? I really want to just score in the 160s
hey guys
i want to start writing my personal statement for my law school apps Im just stuck on what to write and what topics are best to write about. I know a personal statement can definitely in getting to certain schools
What do you guys if you experience technical issues, do you wait for it to come back to continue the exam?
Trying to figure out what snacks are best and the optimal thing to do during break to stay motivated
@blank20202021972 said:
Yes-- it sounds like you are sorely lacking in a consistent approach. Make one, and use that to guide you through the section. I.e. LR -- my process for stimulus analysis is 1. Identify premise and conclusion 2. Identify Method of Reasoning 3. Make a goal for what the AC will say. LG-- my process is 1. Identify game type 2. Write down rules and pieces 3. make everything as visually representative as possible 4. See how the rules play with each other 5. Go to the questions. For RC, I just have different tactics that help me stay focused on reading the passage correctly
Oh, also try to make sure that you have plans/ways of dealing with your anxiety on test day-- whether that's with taking short breaks, self affirmation reminders, etc. just make sure that your headspace is most optimal to do the work on the test.
Hope this helps!
thank you I am definitely going to try this going forward!!!
@matthewcsorrels859 said:
Do you have to take the test in November? Like, could you push back to January?
Additionally, is your BR score usually at least as good as -5 on LR and -6 on RC? To go from -5 on one LR section, which is considered a good LR score by most, to -13, which is missing roughly half of the section, it's important to know if your issue is grasping the content or timing and strategy. If your BR is at least a -5 or -6 for each section, then the issue lies in your approach to the sections, or anxiety, or both.
I don't mean to answer your question with questions, but to address your issues, they must first be diagnosed.
So I am able to do all questions within the time frame. Yeah the flaw questions are a killer for me. For past tests in the 70s and 80s i reached my goal or near there. the recent 90s are the one thats getting to me.
Hey guys,
so this is my third time taking the lsat i took it last year in October bombed that cause my anxiety messed me up, and made a mistake and took it within a month again and did horrible my anxiety and nervousness really gets to me. I was suppose to take it in August but didnt feel just ready, October was my next date but had an emergency in my family, now I am taking it in November. im STRESSED because my LR can be anywhere from -5 to -13, and RC is -6 to -12, I really just want to get a 160 is there any advice how i can do better in these two sections before the exam. Ive been trying it all and just feel so hopeless and scared. I'd appreciate any advice because I really want to succeed.
After taking a preptest how do you review your wrong answers?
@jw358154 so ive just been drilling sections each day and taking the last day off before the exam and not doing anything