@Junecpa9 when you say practice do you mean retake the practice drills that are provided in the lessons? or to just practice random drills in the study section?

Hi C-J! I'm sorry to hear about what you've been going through. I just wanted to let you know that you are not alone!! During the first three years of my undergrad, I went through extremely difficult medical and mental health issues. It got so bad that I almost dropped out of university. I kept thinking, do I really want this? Will I be able to do this? What if I fail and can't pick myself back up? Starting September, I'm going to enter my fourth and final year. I just wanted you to know that even though things may seem extremely difficult right now, they will get better. It may take lots of time, but one day you'll reach your goals, look back and think, "wow, I did it!" One thing I struggled with was deciding if I wanted to take a year off after my undergrad or write the lsats asap and get into law school. I think that it truly just depends on how you feel. I originally wanted to take a year off, but after weighing the pros and cons, I knew that I wouldn't thrive if I took the year off to study and work. It will be different for you as well. If you do not feel 100% ready, do not force yourself through this. It is always better to focus on yourself and be 100% ready to do law school and internships. Wishing you all the best. You've got this!!

Hi!! I'm interested! I have just started studying, and my blind diagnostic was a 134. However, I ran out of time and rushed through it. This is all completely new to me, but I've been using a prep book and this course to hopefully help. Would love to hear about your journey!