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Taking it today and just wanted to say good luck everyone - we are all prepared and have all worked hard for this!!!
I started with a 152 diagnostic, and after four months, my score has fluxed between 157-162, mostly at 158-160. I need a 165 on the August LSAT, and I just feel like even though I have been working my butt off, it hasn't paid off. I feel so defeated. My biggest problem right now is Reading Comp, (-11 whereas LR is near -4 and LG hover around -5 or -6) even though it use to be my best section.
Does anyone have any tips on helping improve reading comp? I would be so happy if I could get it down to -5 or even -4
@x2017scv894 said:
I took mine at 8:40am, but it seemed like there were time slots available pretty much all day. Starting at 8 am i believe, not sure how long throughout the day they went. You also have like 4 days to choose from which is nice.
Hope this helps!
Thank you so much! Was that in EST? Either way that is great thank you so much
If I am going into my final year of undergrad and am applying as a kjd should I hold off until the school year starts or can I submit my transcripts this summer?
Hey y'all to those who have taken the LSAT flex previously! I am taking the August LSAT, and was wondering about the time slots that you are able to choose from for the Flex. What is the earliest start time and how many slots a day are there? T
hanks in advance!
I am 50% through the core curriculum (maybe more like 60 since I leave few practice tests undone in each section to go back to) and I am hitting a wall, all I want to do is PTs but I know they won't be as useful without the whole CC completed
Any tips or advice on how to get past this fatigue?
I go to a school up in Canada for my undergrad, and as some of you may know, Canada grades a bit differently than the US does. A pass is >50 instead of >60, so therefore percentages tend to be lower (an 80 is an A-).
However, I really want to go to a law school down in the states. I know that the LSAC will use the letter grades if they are on your transcript, but my school only puts a conversion in the 'legend' portion of the transcript, and not with the percentages (I don't know if I am being clear here).
Do I have any shot at getting into any American law school? I have heard rumors that schools add an extra 5-10% on Canadian grade percentages because of the difference, but I don't know if that is true or not.
I want to say a big thank you to JY and the rest of the 7Sage staff who helped create this amazing resource. I just got my results back, and scored a 168 - 5 points higher than my PT average. I honestly could not have done it without 7Sage.