@ thanks for the input Mikey. I am working on some.
The dude
@ for sure man! sometimes you eat the bear....sometimes bear eats you.
Dude
@ for sure man. The thrill from Lsat is unmatched.
The dude
@ right on! That sounds about right for me as well. It's like a warrior after the war has ended, waiting for his legacy to come into light ;)
The dude
@ thats an amazing post. Thanks bud!
The dude
@ thats awesome man. Putting the wait to proper use! Cheers mate!
The dude
@ yes, and yes. It's definitely fun, the potent mixture of failure, success, optimism and possible disappointment cannot be more reflective after taking the LSAT. But oh well, universe tend to have a funny bone sometimes. Cheers to occasional heavy drinking!
The dude
@ I have been working on giving less shits as possible. Being the first test, I just has so many questions even after the test itself. But I guess, knowing the fact that it's over and nothing I can do about it, helps to stay less anxious.
Take away: give less shits.
The dude
@ wow! Sounds like you gotta pretty packed schedule. Good luck on your finals! Work definitely keeps me mostly busy; since I work fulll time and have been through the preparation for last 5 months. I guess you can't speed up time, lol just gotta wait it out. Thanks for your input.
The dude
@ lol. Well I have tried completely not to think about it. But you know the drill, anticipation , anticipation...yea, if I do have to retake it, I will go for June. My school has a late deadline so that works out great for me. I put in about 5 months of work last time around. Next time around will be the final try. Well, last famous words, right? Thanks for your input. Enjoy your VGs.
The dude
I took my first LSAT, this December. I am staying optimistist about the result, hoping I will score enough to get into the school I will me applying. But then again, there is always a chance I might have to take it again. I decided not to mess with February since, I want to take a break and on top of that, I don't think I can improve my score substantially. Wondering, what do you guys do while waiting for the results?
The dude
@ get right , Thanks for your input, I started studying in the AM. I like it better, I think so far. I try to study like an hour or so before I go to bed. I started going to bed at 9 and getting up at 4 and studying until 7:30. Since my sleep cycle is drastically changed, its ( changed study hours) not so effective yet. But I think after few days I will get the hang of it. Thanks for sharing your input again!
@ Thank you for your input. Yes, it will probably take me few days to really get into the AMs. I started today, and I think it's much better than the evenings. But it will take me a while to get the most out of mornings.
@.rizeq I start at 9 and finish at 7.
@ divine thanks for your input. I am gonna try the AM and see how it goes. Thinking 3hrs in the AM before work. I started studying a month ago and planning to take my test on December.
Thanks Montaha,
I will give early mornings a shot; see how it goes. 3 hours every morning is what my goal is right now. And no, I do not have luxury to quit or just work part time. Oh well, gotta do what you gotta do, right?
El Duderino
I work full time, and get home pretty tired. So far, I have studied in the evenings. But seems like, I can do better if I try studying in the morning. Any suggestions? What's your ideal time to study?
@ thanks man. All the dude ever wanted was to get an acceptable Lsat score.
The dude improved 12 points. Thanks to 7Sage!
@ @.rizeq thank you.
Sometimes you eat the bear, sometime the bear eats you.
Dude
I was working 50 hours a week, while preparing for the test. Not a very high score, but it's enough to get me in where I want to go. With the help of lsat I was able to improve 12 points from my PTs. Thanks to 7Sage and thanks you guys!
The dude abides.
Dude
@ hope you are right. Been a tough few days! :)
@ oh trust me I have been Splurging!
The dude