@jhaldy10325 thanks man. All the dude ever wanted was to get an acceptable Lsat score.
The dude improved 12 points. Thanks to 7Sage!
@7sagestudentservices @476.rizeq thank you.
Sometimes you eat the bear, sometime the bear eats you.
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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.
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@dx369703 hope you are right. Been a tough few days! :)
@lawschoolstuff16866 oh trust me I have been Splurging!
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@zacharysizemore786 thanks for the input Mikey. I am working on some.
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@kmob561202 for sure man! sometimes you eat the bear....sometimes bear eats you.
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@kmob561202 for sure man. The thrill from Lsat is unmatched.
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@71888 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 ;)
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@jhaldy10325 thats an amazing post. Thanks bud!
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@52860 thats awesome man. Putting the wait to proper use! Cheers mate!
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@rnmarion546 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!
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@lawschoolstuff16866 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.
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@1633 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.
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@kmob561202 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.
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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?
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@476 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!
@jhaldy10325 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.
@476.rizeq I start at 9 and finish at 7.
@gregoryalexanderdevine723 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.
@jhaldy10325 thanks Donnie!