Hey C_J_2020, hang in there. I can tell you, I've been around 2 months into LSAT prep now, preparing for my first ever take in January and I have a loooong way to go, compared to where you are. Considering the LSAT and applying for law schools was a very last minute decision for me, as I am 4 years into my full-time career already.

You're aiming for an ambitious score, which is admirable, but also don't put too much pressure on yourself. Ask yourself 'so what?' if you don't get that dream score? It's not the be-all-end-all and I'm certain a long way down the road you won't even bother thinking twice about it. This is just a milestone, just a gate that needs to be crossed, towards something bigger. At least that's the narrative I tell myself. Keep your hopes high and reassure yourself that you've taken the right steps and the rest will be taken care of, if it's meant to be right for you. We're often the biggest critics of ourselves and so it's important to take a step back and look at the bigger picture.

Happy Holidays!

Hey I'm down as well. Let me know

Why couldn't E be the answer based on the idea that an instrument (i.e. institutions mentioned in the stimulus) created for one purpose (i.e. public good) could also serve another purpose effectively (i.e. fulfill workers' selfish desires)?

I am interested