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In 30s taking LSAT
Prabhjot.naul93-1-1
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Anyone here in their 29/30 studying for LSAT?
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Yes! I am.
Just a shade over that, so essentially right there with you!
I'm over 40 and studying for it lol
27... so a just a wee bit younger
Over 40 here and studying for the LSAT. Embarking on third career. I tell myself that only health (poor health i.e., and the other sure event) can stop me. Dreams can come true at any age. Here is an example: https://www.npr.org/2021/11/07/1052005447/brown-university-89-phd-physics-dream
Same, don't sweat it!
34 pal! Restarting life after lots of health issues in my late twenties to early thirties. Going back to school seems like the perfect way to do that. Don't sweat it, there's people twice our age doing whatever the hell they want with their lives. :-)
28!
Would you guys like to form a study circle?
I turned 40 during my first app cycle. 42 now, finishing 1L. Don't sweat the number... it's an advantage.
Turning 35 this yr!
Turning 29 in June and applying next cycle!
About to turn 28. Quitted my job last November for LSAT. Life is long!
I'm 31! I was a teacher, then a letter carrier, and now I'm an admin at a university. Found out I really loved higher ed law and I'm just gonna go for it.
30 here working full time while attending to my children! Glad that there is a group of people I can relate to
Just turned 55. Old dogs can learn new tricks!
How are you all studying for this test?
Turning 32 this year!! Started studying for the test right before my 30th birthday.
Yes Just turned 31 and looking for a part-time legal program in my area while working in a career. Honestly I thought I was alone until I read all your comments. Seriously I wish everyone success in this endeavor.
34 turning 35 in May here! I am an Argentine lawyer working full time in the federal judiciary of my country. We got this people! Age is just a number!
29, almost 30! Current CPA at a Big 4 firm and realized that it's just not enough for me to advise clients on tax issues, I want to litigate them! I turned one of my biggest controversy cases over to a big law firm this year and it was really hard to pass them the torch. I'd helped my client get so far but, in the end, we need the attorneys to take it into a court room for the final W! Not being able to do this is eating away at my soul. I need this degree so I can take my clients all the way to finish line!
27! was on the pre-med track and realized what the things I want to do in life go beyond the medical field.
I am turning 33 in just a few days, have no backgroud in law, and english is not my first language. Yet, I still really want to give it a try. I graduated from college with a bachlor of science degree about 10 years ago.
I hope after immersing myself with 7sage, I will get a good lsat score since my GPA was not really good either.
let's check what will happen in the next few monthes.
Yeppers, just turned 30! Really excited about my second career
Yes! Let's start a study group!
I’m 29 turning 30 in a few months! So happy to see other people pursuing their passion. Definitely makes this process easier
I'm 28 going on 29 -compared to everyone in my prep classes who are fresh out of undergrad I feel out of place! I took 4 years off to enter the career field until I became miserable and found what I really wanted to do
Would love to be part of a group as well!
I'm 25, and I feel old sometimes (which is ridiculous)! Love hearing from all you non-traditional students. You got this!
You can always grow, but you have to have absolute faith in yourself, think things through, be honest with yourself, exhaust every possible resource and work diligently. It will never be a smooth course, and you'll feel absolutely incompetent and hopeless at times, but you gotta keep going because moods come and go.
Best of luck.
Me turned 31 this year!! We can do it
Just turned 37 and giving it a go! Lets goooo!!
Turning 30 this summer.
I started LSAT under 30, finished over 30, and had been in graduate school before. My LSAT is 169. I will attend law school this fall on a full ride. I always think that today is the youngest day of the rest of my life. I should go for things while I am "young."
31! Following all my passions no matter what! I’ve been looking for part time and evening/night programs here in California because I’m in such a different place in life than most of my mentors were when they went to law school at 22. If anyone knows of any, please share!
35 here! Finally cracking down and gettin' it done.
32 with a full time job and two kids. It's never too late to chase my dream
how about 62/63???
Yes we are out here!!
35 and I plan to take it in August. Hoping to be in law school at 37!
Upper 30s, 4 kids 8 & under and third career here : )
I’m 32.
@LawMomma highly respect! I have one kid, and I feel overwhelmed all the time.
I love these posts. Some days we all may feel like age is a factor until we see how many others are simply getting down to business and making their dreams happen! 56 years young here. Part-time pharmacist, full time mom to teenagers. Cracking the books again for a good LSAT score!
Anyone over 30 passed 165 mark? and how long did you study
I am 38. I managed to get 160-162 in 11 months.
@AryanSingh I did. I studied for at least two years to get there. It is definitely a humbling experience. It is like climbing a high mountain, and the last steps are the hardest. But, it is not impossible.