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I know schools only have to report our top score these days. But are there any stats about how many times, on average, a person takes the LSAT?
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jenniferepeltier312
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jenniferepeltier312
Wednesday, Mar 07 2018
I took the test in December and left feeling completely beaten. I joined 7Sage after the December test and left the February test feeling much more confident. I gained 5 points in less than 2 months. I wish I would have joined earlier!! My PT n BR were still much higher but I'm so glad I found 7Sage!! Watch out Law School!
jenniferepeltier312
Monday, Mar 05 2018
@alizabethbronsdon600 said:
who were the late test takers that everyone in this thread is talking about?
There were a few areas that canceled/postponed tests due to weather
jenniferepeltier312
Friday, Mar 02 2018
December they tweeted that it would be coming out, is that typical?
jenniferepeltier312
Sunday, Feb 11 2018
@harmmanb719 said:
@shanebek855 said:
2. But in did poorly in the real one and got killed on the experimental
How do you know which is the experimental?
The one with prerequisites n robbery (man woman siren ) is real.
Bc those of us with only 1 lg had that one
jenniferepeltier312
Saturday, Feb 10 2018
@jenniferepeltier312 said:
@jenniferepeltier312 said:
@mcglazo260 said:
Sorry which RC was real
Besides the beetles/ants I just remember one copyright
The copyright one was between 2 'arguments' A&B
Yes. I meant that was the only other 'one' I could remember. I couldn't remember the topics of the other two passages
jenniferepeltier312
Saturday, Feb 10 2018
@katieshuter1737 said:
I would not be entirely surprised if my score breakdown was the reverse of my December performance (with LG being best and RC being worst this time, vs RC best LG worst in December). Anyone else feel this way?
I agree. I thought LG was easier n RC were a lot more difficult to read. One (I forget which) I felt like they wrote it then sat down with a thesaurus n changed words for fun -they didn't seem natural. I thought LR had some weird hybrid question stems. Like they want us to waste time having to read them.
jenniferepeltier312
Saturday, Feb 10 2018
@btsao339 said:
I had LG LR RC LG LR
So the first LG section was experimental? How do you know?
Because us that only had 1 LG section had a game about robbery (man woman siren) and one with prerequisites
jenniferepeltier312
Saturday, Feb 10 2018
I feel like one LR section had a lot of question stems that mixed typical question stems
jenniferepeltier312
Saturday, Feb 10 2018
@jgsisco790 said:
What else was in real RC?
I had two and I remember one first one that discussed WEB Dubois and Booker T Washington
Dubois Washington was real
jenniferepeltier312
Saturday, Feb 10 2018
@mcglazo260 said:
Sorry which RC was real
Besides the beetles/ants I just remember one copyright
jenniferepeltier312
Saturday, Feb 10 2018
@mcglazo260 said:
Which one was real?
Which what?
Rc- beetles/ants/trees
LG- robbery- man woman siren
jenniferepeltier312
Saturday, Feb 10 2018
RC was tough reading!!
jenniferepeltier312
Saturday, Feb 10 2018
Robbery had man women, siren
jenniferepeltier312
Saturday, Feb 10 2018
Just out. Games with robbery is real. I didn't realize at the same testing facility we wouldn't all have the same test. But some here had two LG, whereas I had 3LR
jenniferepeltier312
Sunday, Jan 28 2018
So I shouldn't be paying for this ;D
jenniferepeltier312
Monday, Jan 15 2018
@dring80418 said:
For LG, draw your LG boards with 'long legs,' AKA columns in your chart that extend beyond the space required for the first universe. Then, when you need another universe, you can easily and efficiently create one by drawing another row. This helps to relieve the psychological burden 'board-splitting' can place upon the test taker, imo.
This may be visually overwhelming at times, but I much prefer it to completely splitting my boards.
Different strokes and all that!
I do this too. It's so much easier I think and I don't worry about silly numbering errors. It also must save at least a couple seconds ?
jenniferepeltier312
Friday, Dec 22 2017
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I didn't think I had enough time to really benefit from the premium or ultimate courses so I went with the starter and finished every last piece of it in the two months I had, studying about 20 hours a week. My advice would be to upgrade because not only is there going to be more material for you to work with, but the starter level only includes the "easiest" rated practice sets, which are super easy.
Bottom line, I don't think you'll have enough higher level material to feel comfortable with the 170-level questions unless you upgrade. You will have access to the question bank and all the questions you've paid for from your starter bundle PTs, but that's about it for drilling.
I didn't think it would be valuable without JY's video explanations. You really do start to hear his voice in your head and I think it's absolutely worth going down the 7Sage road to see what you can do with a few more months.
I completely agree with this.
You have the time, so if I were you I would upgrade to get the harder question sets