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When you are 67 or so and looking at retiring, you probably wont care if your career was 37 years long vs 36 years long or something to that effect. You have potentially a long time to spend in the legal field, so don't forget that. If one extra yea…
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Instructions unclear, selecting B on LSAT
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I think a couple things here: 1) It is totally possible to increase your score that high. Especially if you struggled in logic games, that is probably the easiest section to improve on. If you have no background in formal logic, then I think you'l…
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What's your time frame looking like, how are you doing in other sections? If you are already crushing logical reasoning and logic games, you'll find it quite monotonous to go through the entire course. In that case you'll probably be fine to just do…
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Depends on how many you take per week, how far out from your test you are (if you even have a date picked yet), and more. It's definitely true IMO that the more recent PTs are more valuable, it makes sense. I wouldn't say the older ones are so diff…
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Remember there is a reason that the LSAT allows 5 takes rather than one and done. Things happen. Go crush January!
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One thing to remember is that just cause you apply doesn't mean you have to go. If your financial situation allows, you can apply and see what you get and then decide. I'm sure many can relate to your situation. It's really tough. However, a higher …
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What I found really helped me recently with Logical Reasoning, was grabbing either my dad or a friend, and reviewing that section with them, and trying to explain and defend to them why I though each answer choice was right or wrong. My dad in parti…
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Friday I take a full PT. Throughout the weekend, I will blind review. Ill try to grab my dad or a friend if they are willing to help, treat them to coffee and lunch and I will go through the Logic Review and Reading Comp sections with them, and I'll…
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I would stick to the newer ones, although the actual newest PT doesn't have explanations as of yet, but I imagine it will sooner than later. The newer ones will better represent what you will take. The most recent 10 are very valuable because of tha…
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You should take the LSAT when you are scoring in your target range consistently on practice tests. Going from a 154 to a 170 in 3 short months is no easy feat though. One extra year won't hurt if that is what it comes to to get a better score and i…
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Took it earlier. Felt really good about LR as usual. Surprisingly RC felt pretty good. A little scared about LG. The first, third and last games weren't too bad, but for some reason, I just could not process something about the classes in upper and …
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Ill wake up, eat breakfast, do a LG from 1-35 or a PT I've already done, hit the gym, get back and do one more harder LG, maybe one or two LR questions from 1-35/PT I've already done, depending on how I'm feeling and then get to it. But I mainly ju…
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Having to decide between last flex or waiting until august is rough, lol.
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I hate volcanoes. All I have for them is hate. Jazz sucks too, and I hope everyone forgets the history of it. And I'm going to make it my personal mission to make sure no parks or roads ever get grants again... Basically, I don't think I did well.
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I registered pretty shortly after it opened up and I had the option to pick a variety of times and days between April 10th - 13th personally. Are you sure you can't scroll through to another day? If not, perhaps all the other slots on the days are f…
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The way I see it, if you're ready to take the test, I'd imagine at some point you've PTd at a score you're happy with. So you know you can do it, and what you've done has worked. So I don't want to change too much up. Ill take a PT on the weekend li…