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Took me three months doing every problem set, I probably spend 5 hours a day studying and I took notes in a notebook/ made cue cards along the way.
Take care of yourself, mental health should be a priority. Dependent on where you are applying to Law School you can take the LSAT as late as the January for this cycle (I know that is the case in Ontario). Try exercising or going outside even to study, location helps a lot. By switching your routine a little it may help. Everyone at some point has probably felt like giving up, I know when I did I just needed a break from studying all day everyday. You got this, just give yourself time.
I got mine later than 14 days, it will post a confirmation letter and state what you have been granted. I think I waited 20+ days
Hello 7Sager's!!
I have started prepping again for the LSAT back in April, this is my second attempt writing the LSAT and the first time with accommodations. I have registered for accommodations and received more time then expected for my August LSAT Flex. I have been studying with regular time for the past few months and I am looking for advice. Should I keep practicing with straight time or should I change it to study with the accommodation. I never wrote the SATs or other standardized tests so if anyone has any suggestions it would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you in advance!!
I can relate to this a lot, on the days you struggle try to relax and get back into it. I find if I miss going outside it makes it harder to focus. I often will go on a 30 minute walk to try to put me in the right headspace to study. Take care of your mind and body that way you are in the right mindset to later study.
I would keep the contact and clarify, fingers crossed they recognize the error and it goes your way
Did the professor inform you that you cheated? Could you appeal the decision at all? If they helped you understand the concept over the question it could be seen as different.I have never had a take home final that was not timed so I am not sure what the difference is. If they can't do anything I would apply to back up schools/ see if applying as a mature student would the significance of this matter as much ?
I registered, but I am only applying to Canadian Schools. Is the information transferrable?
@alettacooke201162 said:
@ada4m438 said:
Took me three months doing every problem set, I probably spend 5 hours a day studying and I took notes in a notebook/ made cue cards along the way.
did you study after or that was the only prep for the test?
I have done that, listened to podcasts and have been doing as many PTs as I can. I also looked at old cheatsheets on 7sage and printed or made notes. A few 7sagers have made quizlets which help and their are games I play on my phone that help to prep too.