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Thank you, 7Sage
I just finished my LSAT about 15 minutes ago. I started studying while studying abroad in Japan over a year ago, and let's just say I'm convinced I've seen one of the biggest score leaps since Michael Jordan. I've been grinding through PTs for months now and the past month my range was 167 to as high as 174. I'm not saying I did that well on the real thing - I might not have - but I am saying I wasn't stuck, petrified, or dead at any point during the test. I went from Kaplan to Powerscore to you, and it only clicked after I took this course.
Seriously, thank you.
Seriously, thank you.
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