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Hello everyone!

I recently just restarted studying for the LSAT and I am looking to form a study group that meets a few times a week, Monday-Thursday. I am quite open to different studying times, although my preference is for afternoon (2-5pm). Mornings work for me as well.

The purpose of this study group is to hold each other accountable. We would each use the time to study whatever we'd like as opposed to discussing questions and LSAT topics. If you are interested, please let me know!

Thanks,

Matthew

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Good Morning,

My name is Shijuan Williams, I graduted SUNY College At Old Westbury Class of 2018 with a Bachelors of Science in Criminology and a minor in African American Studies. Shortly after that I became a paralegal in 2019, to which made me feel as if I did not want to be a lawyer, because I disliked it so much. I soon left that job to go into Higher Education, where I loved it but still felt incomplete. In December 2019, I started to chase my goal I had since I was 13 of being a lawyer, and registered for the first LSAT FLEX in February 2020. I started to apply to law schools, at the time I could only afford to apply to 3, and gave it the best I could. After receiving my scores, I quickly found out that I would need more work and preparation before trying again. I got into my head and ran away from the idea of being a lawyer and being in law school. attempting to pick myself up, I got into a Masters program, and am now graduating this summer with a Masters of Arts in Organizational leadership. I have decided once again to chase my goal and my craving of becoming a lawyer, but this time taking my time and going at a pace where I can feel prepared. I plan to take the June

2022 LSAT as well, and am looking for a group. Please let me know if you or anyone you know is open to working together.

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Hello! I have been running a LSAT accountability group for the last couple of months and we are looking for new members. We have a weekly accountability email thread, where we write our study goals for the week, and we meet every Friday at 3 pm PST on Zoom to discuss our goals, the application process, and best practices, and do a few practice questions. Our group has been all women, and we would love to include more POC, LGBTQIA, and non-binary folks as well.

If you are interested, please reply in the thread and fill out this google form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1Crjcu0fyqqjHSvogSkNM9fLawYunJEtqAkIhYS1xnkI/edit

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Hi everyone!

Looking for a logic games study buddy. I typically average anywhere between -3 and -6 on logic games. My goal is to average -0.

I am taking the January LSAT, and am particularly interested in studying mixed logic games.

Note: I have already taken the June 2020 LSAT and have studied on and off for about a year now

Let me know if any of you are interested, I'd love to meet virtually 1-2x week to study! :)

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Hi guys,

Looking for some study buddies to BR tests together before our Jan test in a few weeks. I was in an old group but everybody was either done or taking some later tests. Gained significant improvement following their format, so hopefully I'll be able to find a couple of 170+ aiming friends to finish off the last part of the LSAT journey!

Here's what to expect:

  • We take a timed PT on our own ( Please do not check the correct answers)

  • We get together to BR on Zoom

    • General format:

  • We go through each question and say our answer choices. We'll pause to talk about any question that has different answers among group members or someone flagged. The person flagged the question or a volunteer will go through that question live by proving four answer choices wrong (usually we try to avoid just proving why the correct answer is right, except for specific types such as classic flaw). If there's something missing from that person's prephrase/analysis, the rest of the group help him/her/them out.

  • LG: usually just sharing the boards. Or skip depends on how much time we have (JY's videos usually are sufficient)

  • LR: Unless it's an inference or super long stimulus para question, we generally do a Loophole translation (translate the stimulus in your own words/plain English without looking at the stimulus) first. For question types that would be beneficial to have a prephrase, we'd want to say our prephrase before looking at ACs. And then we go prove four ACs wrong.

  • RC: Members taking turns to go through one passage live. After each paragraph, that person pauses and summarizes the MP and Purpose of that paragraph. And after each passage, that person pauses and summarizes the MP, Purpose and Structure of the passage.

    • Time:

  • The BR marathon can last 4-8 hrs depends on how many questions got flagged (and how much we talk about other stuff lol)

  • Generally a 10 mins break every 2 hours

  • I'm working full-time so I can only do the marathon BR on weekends or days off. Requested a week off before the test so we can hop on more often that week.

  • Weekend: Starting 10 am PST on Sunday mornings (I have a hard stop at 3 pm PST), or starting sometime in the afternoon PST during Xmas and New Years.

  • The week before the test: Flexible.

    • I've touched a significant amount of PTs in the past, so here're my tentative plans for the rest of the weeks (and flexible to repeat old tests/sections if the majority of the group want to do a specific PT):

    12/18 weekend: PT 80 Flex (2nd LR) + PT 90 1st LR (group BR on the 19th)

    12/25 weekend: PT 82 Flex (1st LR) + PT 81 2nd LR (group BR on the 26th)

    1/1 weekend: PT 88 Flex (1st LR) + PT 39 RC (group BR on the 2nd)

    1/7: PT 86 full four (group BR time TBD)

    1/9: PT 89 Flex (2nd LR) + PT 56 RC (group BR time TBD)

    1/11: PT 91 full four (group BR time TBD)

    1/13: PT 92 full four (group BR time TBD)

    Feel free to email hkwang789@gmail.com if interested! Thanks and good luck everyone!

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    Hi--

    I am looking for a couple of people who are looking to take the Feb 2022 LSAT. I took the flex version last June and scored 155 and looking to break the 170's. I am hoping to work with others one PT a week, or do some isolated sections together. I am in PST and study between the hours of 9 am- 1pm and after 4pm. I am studying about 6 hrs. a day and still work part time but my work hours are remote and flexible. Thank you all and best of luck!

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    Hello,

    This is the first time I'm taking the LSAT. I am looking for a LSAT study buddy, study group and people to share resources. I've been using the Trainer and Khan to study but I just can't seem to get a grasp at the strengthen and weaken logical reasoning section. Is there anyone willing to take part of a study group? I recently started my studying journey. If you like to take part you can reach me by email. We can connect through Skype, Zoom, text, calls, facetime etc.

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    None of my friends are taking the LSAT and so can't relate, I already wired my tutor the money and he isn't responding to my emails and text messages, my study partner is all business, I've been staring at a blank Microsoft Word document that is supposed to be my personal statement for the last six months, and I've gone through literally a dozen practice tests in the past twelve days missing too many questions, and my score won't budge. Probably the most out of place but genuine post I've made in the past three years. Anybody want to have a casual conversation that ISN'T about why A is wrong and D is right or how much is your hourly rate?

    Or can someone just post a bunch of questions they had from the PT so I can tell myself I'm being productive by writing out solutions?

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    Hi there,

    Working full-time and trying to manage the LSAT has not been an easy journey. I'm looking to find one or two other people in the NYC area to do in person study sessions. Ideally, I'm looking for someone who would be down to meet at a coffee shop once a week to study (even if it's just as accountability budies- like we each do our own thing) .

    I am in the Manhattan area and would love to connect with other people in the area who are also on this LSAT journey.

    Happy studying!

    -Miriam

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    Looking to find a group that would like to do virtual studying and also check-ins regarding LSAT progress and what was done for the day/week!

    Potential Structure:

  • Agree upon hours to virtual study/co work M-Saturday

  • During co-working we can work in silence and if we want check in at the beginning and end of each session to go over goals for the session// can also set up review sessions

  • At the beginning and end of each week we update on goals and progress

  • be a great support system!!

    • Here is a groupme: https://groupme.com/join_group/83815277/lZ8Xzxvi

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