Studying for the OCTOBER LSAT?

grauplus · June 2013

Steve lets be positive and lets think is possible, so the sooner we start the better we fight.

Kyle Janzen · June 2013

grauplus - I know people who only studied for a month and scored in the high 170s. Anything is possible, good luck.

grauplus · June 2013

well, that´s good news. Thank you for the advice!

Caitlin Klein · July 2013

Grauplus - I'm just starting now! Wish me luck!

ulloacamino · July 2013

GOOD LUCK ^^^

JS · July 2013

You guys' comments are sooooooo helpful.
I just buy law 101 and 180watch online, hope it works.
For those who don't have time read the numerous comments, the recommendation of book "law 101" and 180watch is all I got. After received these goods, I will write my review here.

paulfan2011 · July 2013

Great stuff, thanks guys.

Ggr878 · August 2013

I just started I took the lsat in dec after doing test masters.
I am trying again... With a higher lsat will get in for sure.

K S · August 2013

I have been studying for the LSAT on and off again since april. I just started studying regularly. Do you believe this is enough time for the october lsat?

James Dean · August 2013

Your question is very vague. Enough time to do what? Take it? Score (1XX)?

Regardless, take a PT, it will answer your question.

K S · August 2013

So, I finished the 7sage course last week. I have been taking practice tests. I usually score well on RC/LG (2-3 maximum incorrect). However, I am scoring in the mid 150's due to LR. I think what I am going to start doing is just start drilling the LR ( I have a kaplan LR endurance book) and also I am going to start taking more timed exams and reviewing what I am doing wrong more thoroughly.

I also work in a law firm full time. So i usually study about 2-3 hours a night and 10-12 hours on Saturday/Sunday. I think I am probably going to increase this to 4-5 hours a night due to my score.

Also, I made a binder based on JY's sections of the LR section. separating it into 15 sections and have been reviewing the principles of them.

Does anyone have any advice for me? I really want to increase my score from 155 to at the very least the 160's. Is this possible?

J.Y. Ping · August 2013

@KS, study in the morning before you go to work, not at night after you come back.

anthonychabala · September 2013

Hey there. Just joined today. I am very impressed! I have been studying on and off for the last couple months for the Oct. LSAT, and I recently panicked, so here I am! I have been scoring between 155 and 161 pretty consistently in the tests inside the books I purchased (just about every book under the sun), and just scored a 155 on the June 2007 test in the 7Sage syllabus. I am very realistic about this whole thing. My goal is 165, but a 158 gets me in my school of choice. Assuming I get through all of this material in the next month, is it likely I could reach the low/mid 160s? I realize the answer to that question is dependent on me, but I just needed to throw that out there for my own sanity. Good luck to all! I am thrilled to be a member here, and I wish I joined sooner! Thanks.

J.Y. Ping · September 2013

Welcome! I cannot predict what scores anyone will get, but I'll say that I'm rooting for you!

K · September 2013

Guys if you're taking October LSAT you should have registered by now, but if you have not (like me) because you're too busy studying:

you have from now to Sept 13 but from today onwards there's a late fee...

I think the late fee is $66.

tub58293642 · September 2013

Hi everyone. I am taking the October test as well. Freaking out!!!

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