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Hey Guys,
I am an Indian International Student studying in the US. I have been preparing using the US LSAT exams, mostly because I last took the LSAT in the US and also because that is the only material I can find. I am back home in India for a break and registered to take the LSAT here. I am concerned that the material in the test might be different from what I have practiced. Can someone give me some insight into that?
Thanks!
Hey guys!
I applied super late last year with bad results so I withdrew my applications and will be applying again this cycle. I was wondering if I have to repurchase CAS to send in my applications? Also will I need opt for CRS again?
@aydeegonzl767 said:
I'm from Austin as well, and down to study!
Lemme dm you :)
> @somanglee239718 said:
> Where can I run my LSAC GPA?
Same question^
Sent my international transcript weeks ago, it still hasn't been processed! :(
Hey guys, I live in Austin and I am looking for someone to study for the January LSAT with me. Please comment or dm if you are from the same area and want to study together!
The entire 50- 85 range. Also I have done the lg's and rc's from 25 and up. Sorry should have clarified that in the post!
@ohnoeshalpme804 Thank you so much for your detailed answer. I had a follow up question. I understand how submitting right now for universities with rolling admissions would be beneficial, but is it the same for universities with non-rolling admissions and deadlines around February/March? I am sorry if it is something very obvious that I am unaware of!
Hey guys!
I gave the LSAT in November and exhausted all the recent test material while preparing. I want to try again in January and thus am looking for ideas to get more material to practice. The harder the better, because I feel like that's the only way I will not get flustered during the actual exam.
Do you all have any recommendations about books I could practice from, old tests that have questions that match the profile of the recent questions, etcetera that I can use?
Thanks!
Thank you all of you for the advice, it really helped me make a decision!
Hey Guys,
So this is my first time posting here but I often read the discussions and think that they are really helpful. I am hoping for some advice with my current dilemma.
So I have given the LSAT 3 times already, and always with score increases. My latest score was a 168, which was great, but it's just that I have been consistently scoring in the 171's for months now on practice exams. I messed up the logic games section really bad in the actual test even though I usually get a perfect score in that section on preptests.
But if I register to give the January test it will be my fourth attempt, and am wondering if this is one time too many? I have to apply this cycle, so another concern is not having the score (even if there's an increase) in time for admissions. And finally I feel like I have run out of recent preptests to practice on if I do decide to give it another shot.
I really feel like I can still improve, and more than anything, I believe I want to figure out the challenge of the LSAT to grow as a person.
What do you all recommend?
Thank you so much!!