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LSATismyEverest
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So I took the LSAT for the first time in July and scored extremely low. I'm now trying again for November and am utilizing 7sage Starter, and LSATMax Premium. Last time I used LSATMAX Premium and Khan but if I'm being honest I didn't study as much as I could have, I'm hoping to change that this time around but it's difficult finding time to study while attending classes. I had to put off law school for a year due to being a December graduate and I'm not trying to put it off another year because of this test. Any tips of how to adequately and effectively study will be much appreciated.
