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Hello! I am potentially going to postpone the exam, and I have already done so before. I am not scoring exactly where I want to be yet. Is it bad to postpone the exam or should I just go ahead and take it?
Thank you!
Marisa Myers
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mhmyers
Monday, Jun 1
@boomboom Hi! I have taken the exam once, but my undergraduate advisor told me I did not need to study, so I did not get a good score. Good luck to you as well!
mhmyers
Monday, Jun 1
@valpal Very true! I have just postponed before, and it makes me feel down that I still haven't taken it yet.
Hello, needing some advice! I am at a loss for what to do, I am scoring around a 155 currently which is average for the schools I want to attend. However, with the cost of law schools currently and the job market, I have read it's not really worth it to attend unless you can get a pretty large scholarship. Most scholarship receipts score in the 170s. I am taking the June LSAT and am thinking of just postponing. I just graduated with my bachelor's in marketing and am also applying to business related jobs. I am wondering if I should just take my time studying to ensure I at least get close to a 170 or is it worth it to go into debt? Any advice on what to do? Tia!
Hello! I take the LSAT in June and have been studying for around 4-5 months. For LR, I am getting almost every 3 and below level difficulty correct. However, I tend to not do as well on the 4 and 5 star questions. How do I get better at the harder questions? What makes those questions so much more difficult?
Thank you!
@JacobBaska I am not sure of the median needed, but I am trying to get maximum scholarship. The website you provided will help me a lot, thank you!