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A.MENS2020
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Hi! I'm in not in the same range as you but after taking the November LSAT, I've realized that burn out has an immense impact on your score. I have been studying less since the November LSAT and have concentrated only on games (because I can improve…
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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. An…
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Update; I took my exam yesterday feeling mentally rested and think I hit my target. I didn't study at all two days before the exam and it really helped me. Although I didn't get a good sleep the night before, I was able to really concentrate. Wishin…
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I am doing the EXACT SAME thing...I haven't hit my PT since last week. I think it is eye strain and too much reading/over-studying to be honest. I would suggest using paper copies of LG and LR for the days leading up to your exam, and to stop taking…
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Hi, I'm from Canada, I played my 5 years of university basketball, worked full time and did an honours degree with distinction (I was waitlisted at 4 Canadian schools) and had an almost identical cGPA but my lsat was very low. I applied discretionar…
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Thank you so much, that really puts my mind at ease!
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I'm not sure where you live, but most schools in Canada for example, take your highest LSAT. I would say purchase the Score Review package from LSAC for $45 which releases your LSAT Flex score and let's you decide up to 6 days on if you want your sc…