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Hello, guys would anyone like to start a small group chat focused around preparing for the November 2020 LSAT or any exams at later date this year (i.e January or February). Definitely would like to start a small group chat with around 8-10 where we can bounce ideas off of one another and seek guidance.

If you think this may be something of interest please comment below with your email information and I'll be sure to coordinate accordingly.

Thank you !

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My PT average is 165, and my goal is 170+. I'm looking for a group/buddy currently testing in the 160s to do a blind review "debate/discussion" of one practice test every week, with some optional additional review together.

I'm in Asia now, but the time difference is pretty convenient with US times - 10 hours ahead of eastern/11 hours ahead of central/12 ahead of mountain/12 ahead of pacific

E.g., we could meet Friday night your time - Saturday morning my time / Saturday morning your time -Saturday night my time / Sunday night your time - Monday morning my time. Also open to other options. Best,

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Hello all!

I have taken 5 (FLEX format) PTs (PT 1-5), I have not taken any recent PTs or seen LR questions from recent PTs. My average was 160 but I have seen some of the questions on these exams except for RC section.

My goal score is 165+

I am very comfortable with LG (0 ~ -2 timed but am taking a big hit in RC -12+ timed and -7~ -8 blind review.

LR is okay. (-4 ~ -8 timed). I know I have most to be gained from studying RC since my score is so low and that is precisely what I am doing. After some studying my timed have gone down from -14ish to -9 ~ -11, my BR score has improved as well, -2 ~ -5

The reason I feel rushed to take the Nov is because I don't feel comfortable taking 5-section exam in general even though I am signed up for Jan LSAT.

To be honest I just want to take November because I don't think there will be anymore 3-section exams. I figured, if I don't hit the goal score in Nov, I can study for another 6 months and prepare for the 5-section exam.

Any thoughts are greatly appreciated! And, good luck to those taking the exam soon!

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Hi, my name is Valerie! I am a recent college graduate who works as a full-time project assistant in a Washington D.C. BigLaw. I plan to study six months for the February test while working full time. Two months to go through 7sage core courses and four months to take practice exams.

Comment down below if you are interested in joining!

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Pretty early for January, but I have a low gpa and I'm trying to squeeze out everything I've got. (Won't be applying until next cycle) My PT average is 167 and I'm BR in the mid 170s, aiming for a 175+. Main issue is logical reasoning, pretty solid on lg. Looking for a group/buddy to review with, am Central time but can be flexible!!

Comment or message me :)

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Hello 7Sage community! I am a full-time worker and I have been studying for the LSAT for 6 months now. I have a pretty solid foundation with BR scores ranging between 172 - 177, but I am having trouble translating that performance to timed sections. I consistently feel behind and slow. I am typically not even looking at 6-7 questions on both LR and RC. I am improving on LG with recent timed sections at -4/-5. Still work to do to get to -0, but it is an improvement.

I am currently PT-ing in the high 150s (average is 158). I am targeting 165+ and would appreciate having a tutor help me develop strategies to get there. I know I can do it, I just need some guidance along the way.

I am in Chicago (Central Time) and am available before or after work (before 9am and after 5pm). I am scheduled for the October and November exams and am highly motivated to meet as often as possible to improve.

If anyone is out there scoring 165+ (hopefully in 170s), please DM me. I am happy to get together over Google Meets or whatever is easiest. Thanks!

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Hi! I'm signed up for the November LSAT and am currently scoring in the 167-169 range. Would anyone like to form a study group? I am looking for people to help keep each other accountable and form a study schedule! Leave your e-mail below if interested :)

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Planning to take the January LSAT. I scored 144 on my diagnostic test and just started study. Would love someone to talk to and keep each other accountable. My email is marcywelch@hotmail.com and I’m in PST

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I'm looking for 2-3 people to be study buddies for the Nov test. I'm aiming to take my ~170 to 175+ (horrible undergrad GPA) and it'd be nice to review with folks in a similar boat, plus I usually do better in small groups or 1-on-1!

I'm in PST timezone, we could use Google hangouts and/or Discord, or whatever you're comfortable with. My most common study time is weekends and around 3pm-6pm PST on weekdays, so might work well with EST folks studying in the evening too. Tentatively, I'll be spending Sept 21 - Nov 7 working through PTs 60s and then 80s. (Saving 70s for in case I need a retake in Jan). If that plan lines up with anyone else out there, I'd love to hear from you!

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My diagnostic was in the 130s, I'm aiming at mid-160s. I'm finished with the core curriculum, I've been taking untimed practice sections. I'm getting ready to start taking timed practice tests, I'll be starting by taking PT36. I'm hoping to take the test in November, but most likely January. I'm struggling with BR, so if you are interested in working with me so we can help each other out, let me know! I'd prefer to work someone in a similar time zone, I'm PST. Or if you're someone that is testing pretty high and would like to practice your tutoring skills, I'm open to that as well!

If you are interested you can email me at sergiomadrid624@gmail.com

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November Study Group:

Hello! Im currently looking to create a study group for people looking to improve their scores and work together. I'm currently in the mid 160s and would like to try to get over 169++. I was thinking we could do some practice tests apart or together and then review sections/questions and general tips/strategies. Google Hangouts works well for this. I am currently deployed in Japan however, so timing would have to be worked around, but a small group of serious students would be appreciated. I am willing to be flexible to with timing and location once we get a few people together.

Additionally, I have scanned pdf copies of about 20 or so practice tests that I am willing to share if people do not have them.

I also have my own notes I keep updated which I can share as well.

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Hello! My name is Bruce and I study for the LSAT 4-5 times a week. I am very serious about my studies! I am currently completing PT's at about the 150 range and would love to collaborate with another person to help boost my score. I am preparing for the November LSAT Flex! Please leave your email and I will get back to you promptly! :)

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Hello!

I am looking for a study buddy so that we can motivate each other and also work through/review some difficult questions together. I believe mental wellbeing is super important, so I would prefer working with someone who is a good communicator that has (or tries) to have a positive attitude toward the LSAT!

I have gone through the Powerscore LG and LR Bibles, LSAT Trainer, JY's LG videos, and Loophole. I have completed every PT from 50-89....and working on foolproofing LG

I would say my weakest section is RC and strongest section is LG, but I really want to do well in every section because each part is weighted equally now.

Please message me or comment if you're interested! Thanks :)

Also open to tutor recommendations (especially those that have experience helping retakers)

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Hi! I just took the August LSAT, but I think I'm going to take the November test, too. I'm currently scoring in the low-mid 160s, but I'm hoping to reach the high 160s/low 170s by Nov. Please let me know if you want to study together! (Currently living in the EST)

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Hi, does anyone want to be study buddies on Zoom? I would love to meet 2x a week on Thursday and Sunday evenings for 1 to 1 1/2 hours. This would start this Thursday, September 3rd. I think this would be a great accountability tool. I am planning on taking the November exam and I am very serious about my studies. Please drop your email in the comments so that we can chat! Thanks :)!

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Hi everyone! My name is Maddie, and I am new here to 7Sage! A little bit about myself - I've been out of undergrad for three years and I currently work in BigLaw as a legal assistant in IP Litigation in Boston, MA. I'm hoping to take the LSAT in summer 2021 (not sure of the month since 2021-2022 dates haven't been released yet, but at max study for a year for the August 2021 LSAT).

I'm at the beginning of the CC (Main Point questions) and I'm looking for a study buddy/accountability partner to go through the CC, do blind review on untimed sections, and maybe even timed practice preptests when it gets to that stage. Due to the global circumstances, my preference would be to meet online via Zoom, Facetime, Skype, etc. I'd ideally like to meet once or twice a week since I work full-time, so weekday nights/weekends would work for me. I'm also open to creating a study group if more people are interested in working with me!

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Hi guys! I wanted to create a study group where we all do LSAT prep and study together. I personally have had a hard time doing the LSAT independently, especially when I need clarification on problems. I thought I could create a group where regardless of the test date, we help each other out with prepping and navigating the LSAT! I do plan on creating a GroupMe and also do Zoom study groups as well. Let me know if you are interested so I could create the GroupMe!

*I also have some practice test and resources! That way it would be easier and help us be on the same page with prepping.

Here's the GroupMe link: https://groupme.com/join_group/61869780/6dx4XjOY

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Hey everyone! I know eating, breathing and living LSAT prep for the past couple of months can take a toll on one's mental health. If anyone is interested in making a group to keep each other accountable, share our feelings (& ugh I guess we can discuss LSAT material... :'( ) please comment your FACEBOOK below or DM it to me if you're interested!

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Hey I want to create a study group to BR with 2-3 times a week. I have found this to be the most useful for improvement. I have broken 170 only once and my average is 168! I would love to study in a group in the same range. RC is my weakest!

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Hi 7Sagers,

For the last two months or so, my only problem left is the RC section and inability to understand some minor details, I have been drilling RC passages and trying my best to improve my English proficiency by reading tons of Economists articles during free time. Are there better ways to improve English proficiency? Any success stories from other non-native speakers? If yes, how long did it take them to achieve desired English proficiency level? Thanks in advance.

Study group wise, I have been PTing anywhere from 169 to 175, mostly in the low-170's range. My goal is to break into the mid-170 level by October, and that pretty much means to get RC down to around -3 consistently. Please message if you are interested, and I am really willing to meet others who are trying to improve RC as non-native speakers or have been successful on RC as non-native speakers.

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Hello,

I'm really struggling with LR. Im getting approximately -10. I've been studying since march and finished the LSAT trainer but I also work full-time. I don't think I will have time to go over the whole 7Sage curriculum. As such, I'm looking for a tutor for one month to help me prepare for the October LSAT. #help

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