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Freakin ready?
jberger295
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Anyone else just ready to take the dang test already?? At the place where lucks just about the only thing that could bump my score up, and I'm ready to take it!!! But I have 4 more weeks to study!
Also, anyone else starting classes Monday? What's your plan in terms of mixing coursework/lsat?
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I am both ready to take the test and terrified to. I took a PT today and misread a LG rule...that scared me.
I don't know how I feel...
Also I work full time - can't help you with the school question.
I'm ready af to get it over with
And no, I graduated
Part of me has felt ready forever and then there's a part of me who will probably never feel "ready." Although I've since graduated and now work, I studied for a couple other big tests while in college, and my only advice is to just build time into your schedule. It may mean missing going out on the weekends for a few weeks but it will be more than worth it at the end. Also if there should ever come a time when there's a conflict between your course work and this test, choose the course work. You can postpone or retake the LSAT if need be. Your GPA will be set in stone.
Good luck!
We will see how I feel about this after my PT today. But seriously, in one sense yes. Emotionally, I feel ready to have the LSAT behind me. I'm also doing very good on LG which I've struggled with the most. But, in another sense no. I keep seeing improvement in certain areas, but I've yet to see all the pieces come together in a way that gets me to where I want to be.
In terms of school starting, I'm out of school and work full time, but I would schedule at least an hour each day for LSAT studying. Just treat that time like you would a part time job. Takes all the hassle away of trying to balance your time between studying for school and the LSAT.
I'm probably not what you'd call representative of any kind of norm, but I'm feeling ready to humiliate the LSAT at it's worst.
Ughhh I wish
You got it in you @LSATcantwin . I got a bit more training under my belt, haha.
I had a come to Jesus with myself this morning. Woke up staining at the ceiling and realizing I haven't done enough and it shows....
Did you actually come to Jesus though? That's make this whole process a lot less stressful!
Ah those come to Jesus moments. They really wake you up lol
It was bad. I laid in bed and really asked myself "have you done enough" and it was a resounding NO. Like with RC for example, I don't have a method. I just read the section and do the questions. It's no wonder my score goes between -4 to -8....
@LSATcantwin It's never too late to find one!!!
I start school on Wednesday. I purposefully took a light schedule this semester to compensate for the LSAT and working on applications. I have 5 day weekends leading up to the September test day lol.