144-161 Thank You 7Sage

itskidactiveitskidactive Alum Member
edited November 2020 in November 2020 LSAT 93 karma

Thank you JY and the 7Sage community. It's been quite a journey and I'm happy to say I'm closing this chapter. To people still studying, my piece of advice is to trust the process and stay consistent. Take advantage of the resources we have here and connect with other students. Feel free to pm me for any questions/advice and good luck to you all! :)

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  • A.MENS2020A.MENS2020 Member
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    Can I ask how long that took you? I am facing massive burnout on my end. I went from a 146 last Jan, to taking the Flex in November (while PT'ing 150s) and got a 144..Feeling discouraged and it has become hard to concentrate on the lessons again. Any advice on how you got to 161 from 144 would be greatly appreciated! Along with how long you studied for.

  • Hopeful9812Hopeful9812 Member
    872 karma

    Congratulations!!

  • julianaporoye27julianaporoye27 Alum Member
    196 karma

    Congratulations!

  • Juliet - Student ServiceJuliet - Student Service Member Administrator Student Services
    5740 karma

    Congratulations!

  • KnackPaddyWackKnackPaddyWack Member
    16 karma

    hey so how long did it take you to get your score up so high? when did you notice real changes?

  • itskidactiveitskidactive Alum Member
    93 karma

    @A.MENS2020
    I started studying during the summer of 2019 to apply for the 2020 cycle. I took the January test and after getting a 157, I went ahead and applied with that score. Come summer 2020, I didn't get into the schools that I wanted so I went back to studying for 2021 cycle and got a 161 this past November. To sum up my time of studying, I would say about 8 months. If you're feeling burnt-out, I think the best thing is to take some time off of studying and reassess your weaknesses. A lot of this test is repetition. I did the exams from 59-87 three times each. Don't feel discouraged. With practice and time, you can do it!

  • Auntie2020Auntie2020 Member
    552 karma

    So awesome!!! Congrats

  • itskidactiveitskidactive Alum Member
    93 karma

    @nicholas.haley24

    About 8 months. I noticed the real change once I kept drilling the logic games and making notes of my mistakes in LR. Keeping track of similar types of LR mistakes across tests allowed me to jump my score.

  • J.Y. PingJ.Y. Ping Administrator Instructor
    14214 karma

    Congratulations!

  • dutchiebrowndutchiebrown Member
    170 karma

    Congrats!

    Definitely take breaks you guys, your mental health will thank you.

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