Hi everyone!
I recently started my LSAT journey and am registered to take the June 2019 test. My diagnostic was a 152, and I am looking to score 165. Looking for someone/group of people to keep me accountable and help each other through this!!!
Hi everyone!
I am in the beginning stages of my LSAT prep but am having issues with MSS questions. Any suggestions on how to improve? I have yet to pinpoint one specific reason why I am struggling with this type of question.
Good luck o everyone taking the exam on Monday! We all worked our butts off, and it will pay off. Almost time to relax and enjoy too much Thanksgiving food. Kill it!!!!
Hi everyone! As I am anxiously awaiting my November score, I have been working hard on my personal statement and am seeking a few fellow 7Sagers to swap with! I am applying this cycle and want my apps in by the end of 2019 so please reach out if you are interested. I am applying to all of the schools within the Chicagoland area also.
thinkingLSAT is fantastic and covers a wide range of topics from studying to applying!
I am seriously struggling to write my personal statement! How did you get over the slump/how did you eventually translate your story into words?
Yes, it is to apply to law schools. Traditionally speaking, your GPA is still supposed to be on there if it is above a 3.5.
Should I put my LSAC calculated GPA on my resume or my undergraduate institution's calculation if it differs?
I have taken the LSAT twice and can confirm that there are 4 graded section (2 LR, 1 RC, and 1 LG) and one experimental section that you will not know the type of section it is. You will also not know the order of the sections until you take the test also! I practiced majority of the time with the standard 4 sections and then added in an experimental 5th section when I was ready.