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Just an appreciate post for 7sage
Been studying as a full time student pretty much for 5-7 months now. Started with 7sage as my friends were telling me how good it is. I couldnt agree more.
Started with a diagnostic (post cc) of 152.
Just got my first timed 170. Really needed it as im taking the test in March and it felt like I would never get a 170. Mostly high 160s. I know a lot of people say that you should expect a couple points lower on test day to make up for nerves and stuff. While I agree to some extent, I more so agree with Thinking LSAT where they argue theres p much no reason why your test day score shouldnt be pretty much what you PT (in some range) as long as you PT in the exact strict conditions.
Lets keep grinding yall. Been feeling super down the last month or so cause I never thought Id get my goal score but things are looking up there
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Congrats!!! Especially doing this as a full-time student
Congrats!!
Congrats!
Keep pushing. you got this.