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What materials most recommended in terms of self studying for lsat
candicema0854
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Hey guys,
I’m particularly weak at LR and LG. My first mock test, which was the 2007 June one, I got 148 
Am I still suitable for LSAT? What materials u guys recommend for me to strengthen my weaknesses? Thanks
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Most people on here are going to recommend the 7sage courses! Just because you had a diagnostic of 148 doesn't mean that you aren't suitable for law school
Yes.
A lot of people have a diagnostic score similar to yours and go on to score in the mid 160s or higher after a few months of studying. People also commonly get 10 or more wrong on their diagnostic LG section and go on to score a -1 or -0 on the LSAT. Just know that their success usually did not come easily and you (probably) won't see that level of improvement in your score after just a few weeks of studying.