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Hi All, I took my first lsat in December 2013 after 4 months of studying. I have a bad case of test anxiety and during the LSAT in December 2013 I freaked out and decided to cancel my score. To my horror, I received an email from LSAC three weeks later with a 145 test score. I thought it was a joke, but turns out my proctor didn't properly explain how we should fill in the cancellation bubbles and since it wasn't properly filled in LSAC counted the score. I took a year break since I had to plan my wedding and move overseas and now I am back in full swing on LSAT studying so I can retake the LSAT in October 2015. I think I have been able to suppress my anxiety, but I have been studying about 6-10 hours a day for the last month and a half (following 7sage and PTing religiously) and my highest PT score was only 153. I am feeling a bit overwhelmed and bummed with the reality of my scores and want to know if anyone has any suggestions on how to deal with this or if anyone has had similar experiences? With a month and a half to go before the exam I'm already thinking I need to take it in December -_-
@.fellows, I also used the powerscore books, even took the class haha. I think for now, I am focusing only on logic games, since I know if I can get a perfect score there it will get me automatically in the high 150's low 160's. If you haven't mastered LGs yet it will definitely make your score jump when you do so I am confident if you can get a hang of them you can do quite well by December. You are definitely right though, we are the kind of people that need more time and I'm glad we are both pushing through!! :)