@vshariati614 said:
congrats! how long did this take you?
took me a few months of hardcore studying. I spent two months studying everyday for 8-10 hours.
Hey everyone, I'm not here to make a lengthy post or anything but I just wanted to share that yes, it is possible to improve. I was stuck on this test for so long. Keep pushing and keep a positive attitude. Doing those two things while following J.Y.'s lessons have literally transformed my life. You all can do it!
timing strats and more practice to increase efficiency
just kidding, I found it. Sept 18th
all in the title. When are the scores going to be released for this august LSAT administration.
If you practice test average is higher than what you scored on test day, then definitely retake. A few points higher makes a big difference when competing for the top schools. It sounds like you have lots of time before you apply. Maybe study more and get consistently in the mid to high 170s and then retake.
My question is all in the title. I am just wondering what ya'll do the day before taking the LSAT. I am taking mine on the 29th, and any advice would be greatly appreciated!
practicing four sections will increase endurance more than practicing a flex version, plus, you'll be doing more LR... I would suggest, for you, the four section version.
tough question. some things to consider would be how much time can you dedicate to fool proofing logic games before the test? Another question would be, are you fine with using the score preview option on a test you are not completely confident you are ready for? October is definitely not to late to take the test. I think, if I were in your shoes, I would switch the test to the October date. Get some more time to finish the core curriculum and master logic games. Than you would have both the score preview option for October, and if you don't score where you want to be, you'll have another shot in November for this cycle to take the test.
Good luck!
delay exam. If you are not where you want to be, then do not take the test
Logic games... over and over and over and over and over, until you've mastered them!
On my desk I have a few decorative items, books, and a plant. Will I need to remove these items when I take the LSAT flex?
wait. No point in putting it in early when the app is incomplete. Many schools will see that you have a test still awaiting a score and will mark your app as incomplete
It varies generally. But I have heard that on average, yes.
Wait for October. It's still early in the cycle and a few more points would be massively beneficial.
I am interested. Should there be a groupme made for everyone?
I'm interested. Pt'ing mid to high 160s
hmm... I will probably call them soon. Thank you for the information and help! @nanabillan818
I would only retake if you are averaging higher than 172, otherwise it is risky
edit: congrats on the great score btw!
depends on your weaknesses. I would suggest the first thing to master is logic games. Foolproof them, and you'll see a dramatic increase in your score. Logic games is the most learnable part of the test in general.
I have yet to receive any email from them as well...
Thank you!!!!
I just finished the core curriculum. I am taking the actual October. How many should I take a week until then? Where should I start, should it be more recent tests or should I start along somewhere in the PT50s?
It depends, of course, on your goal and your confidence with the material. I would reiterate the comments above and also add that August is still very early. You can take the October exam and still apply early. It's more important to be ready to take the LSAT rather than rush through material without having a solid understanding. You got this, good luck!
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