I have been reading some posts on the LSAT Reddit that are saying the July will be undisclosed, unfortunately! (Maybe it will be, would like to see official word from the LSAC)

But this is big news, It seems to me as if the LSAC is making moves to stay in the forefront of the testing world for law school/ combat the frequency of the GRE being offered.

What a wonderful question and great break from studying to go through this post! Law truly never crossed my radar until recent months, even after growing up with my wonderful father who practices Bankruptcy and Real Estate Law for a living. **I went into college with two goals in mind, find a career where I can be an integral part in change and help people to find success in their individual worlds. ** So going in I thought oh my goodness the medical profession is for me! What a mistake, after going through two years on a route to becoming a nurse practitioner, I realized I was missing a vital piece of my hopes "becoming a integral part of change." This led me to the wonderful world of education. I had a passion in my own life to allow young kids to see a world outside of the cards their own worlds had handed them. I was finding success in the classroom and receiving accolades from the professors and university, which caused me to believe I was meant to be in the classroom and do this until I can hit retirement at the age of 55 in state of Texas. Once again...... WRONG! Through my first year as a teacher, I started to see the fallacies and dysfunction spread throughout the Texas Education Agency and the National Board of Education that were causing students to not reach their potential. It seemed as if the teacher's and student's were in a lions den with no way out. Teachers battling with parents and administrators because of the tightening regulations and requirements slapped onto them with no way to fix them. Students frustrated because they were so far behind in their learning, but no one could stop to help because the standards had to be taught and the Standardized Test would come. Parents frustrated that their students aren't progressing but rather digressing in the system. These are only a few examples that fueled a flame in my heart to pursue Educational/Employment and Labor law to the fullest. What a journey it has been and what a journey it will continue to be.

Definitely more to the story but that is simply a brief synopsis!

Count me in!

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Glad to hear it!

Do I have time to filter back through the course material, would that be recommended. Should I be Pt'ing, with BR. Should I go back to FP Logic Games. I'm just stuck :cold_sweat:

The testing conditions were a little rough, but I normally am hyper focused! My LG is normally a -8. I can typically Ace RC. But LR is so inconsistent with me, I really struggle with assumptions/Strength/Weak ?'s. It seems I miss those more than any other question stem. Khan Academy Prep Test even solidified that information for me today, when scoping out that resource. What are you referencing when you say the trainer? I've always noticed people saying that, am I missing something huge? Is that just the ? bank?

Thanks for the tips and bit of motivation. I feel like I can totally achieve my PT just frustrated that after two tests, it seems apparent I am lacking some foundational or key components of the test.

Some art erases, the big white block ones come in a sleeve. Take the eraser out of the sleeve. Here’s an example. My students couldn’t have them when they took standardized tests.

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I am only a tad bit into the 1-35 bundle, my wife and I moved on a whim during my prime post CC period, but what I find helpful that I actually used a lot while teaching is sheet protectors.

I put the game in the sheet protector and write on it with a fine tip expo marker. This allows me to erase the board when I’m done, but still have the same piece of paper. I used to use this method a lot when I did stations in my classroom, to save time at the copy machine and paper. Obviously it stinks not using a pencil, but for me my fool proofing is not about real testing conditions but truly mastering the games presented to me. It also allows me to not have to carry copious amounts of paper with me wherever I amamos rushing nor have a pile of games on my desk.

I also normally have two sheet protectors out side by side so I am not flipping one over constantly or taking a picture of my main game board to reference back too. I hope this helps you, it’s been a tree saver and a life saver for me.

Thanks a bunch! I will do that tomorrow!