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I have tried my debit master card and it said that my card would not support the transaction. I tried my mothers and it was declined? Anyone with similar experience?
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stevencrichard1279434
Thursday, Nov 23 2017
I did my very first blind review last night, I was really impressed. My diagnostic test was 146 and with blind review was 158!! I’m shooting for a 160 and I think the blind review will be the difference. As the comment before said, time is the enemy!!!
stevencrichard1279434
Thursday, Oct 26 2017
Jkatz, wow! That’s impressive and encouraging . Thank you for letting me know. Did you strictly use 7sage?
stevencrichard1279434
Thursday, Oct 26 2017
I had actually planned on studying until February taking my first official test and then I was going to do a “Blueprint “ class March April and May and take the June exam. I’m looking for any advice, I was told that blueprint could increase your score a considerable amount?
Two days ago I began studying for the lsat. I have never opened a book on the test or had any kind of previous experience with it. I just wanted to see where I was at initially. I made a 146, I was pretty upset. I want to make a 160, is this 14 point jump reasonable to assume I can do that with 4 months of preparation? I’m sorry but I don’t know much about the test in that aspect. Any thoughts?
stevencrichard1279434
Monday, Sep 25 2017
I have a very similar GPA and will be taking the LSAT in February. I am 35 years old. I have reached out to several universities and based on my academics, barring a disastrous LSAT, which I intend to score a 160, they have been very eager for me to apply. I do not mean to push Christianity on anyone but I believe you are exactly right on time for whatever God has planned for your life!! If you're doing something you love, age becomes irrelevant.
Thanks guys