I wouldn't personally do it. When I did my teaching certification exams my professor told me that it was best not to. She gave the analogy of dirt in a glass of water, you stir it up and it goes everywhere but, when you leave it for a while it settles. She said I needed to let my knowledge settle. That was 12 years ago and it stuck with me! Best of luck to you!
I felt like I did awful. I was doing so well on my practice tests too before I took it. Why do I feel like I forgot everything when I was taking my test?! This wait is agonizing. I keep having nightmares about my score.
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This is why I tested in person. I didn't want to have to deal with problems like these. Sorry to hear about all of the delays and such for the remote version.
I have a standing accommodation and can't test in person. My testing experience Saturday was absolutely insane. I wish I could test in person.
I took the November LSAT and I was not happy with my score. I scored 8 points lower than my PT average. I had so much going on and I wasn't in the right state of mind to be taking the test that day. I need some advice on how to study between now and the January test. What do y'all recommend I do to make the best use of my time? Prioritize weak areas? Start from scratch with the CC?
Thank you:)
I'm taking the Nov LSAT too and taking in all these last min advice tips as well. What do you guys mean by go back to the CC? What does CC stand for?