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I don't think there's a downside to taking January... On the same boat in terms of I already got accepted to couple US law schools this cycle but hoping to get into better ones/get off WL and get $$ offers. law schools typically only look at your highest score anyways right so I don't see why you wouldn't take it like even if you get lower than 162 it wouldn't matter cause you already have the 164. I understand that the mental energy going into it is substantial but it's literally just 100hrs and so just do it.
Hi! I kept getting many error messages and I cleared browsing data completely and fixed everything! Don't stress it'll be okay:)
Took lsat under default timed condition. Didn't had to do the scan again. After I came back from the test the proctor forced me to scan the room during the RC section and took away 2-3min of my time. Would NOT recommend doing this.
Definitely on the same boat. Scored 167 in July and retaking jan. I'm back in Japan too so we probs have similar time zones. I need some accountability too!
For my July flex test, I was going to cancel because the proctor interrupted me during a very difficult RC which completely threw me off and was about to cancel after the test. But I ended up overperforming by A LOT so my suggestion for you is to keep the score. Law schools do look at all the scores but I've heard they only care about your highest anyway. You can always retake and I don't see the downside to keeping the score even if you bomb it.
Hi all! I took the lsat a year ago and scored 162. I retook May LSAT Flex this year and ended up cancelling the score. In my mocks, I've been scoring around -5LR, -6~-8RC, and -1LG. I have a month left to study for the July LSAT Flex and was wondering if you had any advice on how to drill things down in the last month I have to study. I came into 7sage having taken Blueprint lsat course already so I haven't gone through the program materials; I've just been using the questions. I would love to hear your thoughts esp. if there are things I can do with 7sage resources. Thanks in advance!
Some more details on my study method:
LR: I've worked through Cassidy's loophole book and have been doing Basic Translation drills. I got better at them but I tend to make stupid mistakes within the first 15questions which lowers my score.
RC: Honestly, I've kind of given up on this section... I've tried many methods like reading the passage twice and not going back to it during questions, making markings, etc. I've been trying to read challenging articles and work on timing but the score has not changed much in the past year.
Hi! Taking lsat in two days, taking it on Mac Big Sur, and have Norton installed as security software. Any advice on what settings I should change etc before lsat? I'm super worried about the technical difficulties...