I initially chose C, but chose E on blind review. for the weaken EXCEPT questions, I get confused sometimes and mix up whether it strengthens/weakens. does anyone have tips on not making this mistake? #help
I know JY says to just circle whatever weakens, but when i start to really break it down, it becomes mush in my brain. lol pls help...
what would you say is the best method in improving games? i have little time before my oct exam and im struggling
are there any questions similar in difficulty so i can suffer some more? #help
I just finished my LSAT. first time taking it. test nerves got the best of me. found it all incredibly difficult
did anybody get the LG q about the operating machines 4 days a week?
is there any game similar to tht I can watch ?
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If you are already planning on taking it again in November then I think it could be helpful to get one test under your belt. For me, nerves played a huge role in my lower than PT average first test score so I think it would be useful to have some familiarity with the test even if you don't end up getting the score you want to finish with!
Thank you! I am the type to get highly anxious so that was also a factor in doing October. Thanks for the feedback. Also love the name. I bet Rory would get a 170+ and KILL RC lol
I appreciate all the feedback! I was orginally planning to study during the four months of summer, but a series of family issues/mental health problems really affected my progress. It wasn't until last month that I really buckled down and took LSAT prep seriously. My reasoning behind booking October was that I could always rely on the November score. I REALLY want to apply for this application cycle, so putting it off for January was too scary for me.
I've received plenty of advice that a month or two is enough for LSAT if you are 100% dedicated. I guess this was bad advice given the responses on here. Yikes.
I am already signed up for October, and will definitely take November as well. I am applying for this cycler (2021). My GPA is around 89%, so I think anything above 160 is okay.
Hello. How screwed am i? My diagnostic was 150, and im booked for October LSAT. I can dedicate about 30-40 hours a week until my test date. Im only done 33.9% of the 7sage core curriculum. is this feasible? what is the best strategy?
gc?