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woodpusherjb
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I always do at least one LG before PrepTests, and I will definitely do that on test day. I think what should be avoided is spending more than 30-45 minutes "warming up" because you don't want to use too much mental energy before the test. As long as…
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I totally agree with @sarcarr, when this has happened to me, I spend one day just drilling the easy ones, making sure I'm fully confident in my answers and watching videos if I have even the slightest bit of doubt. You're capable, you got this
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I would absolutely go for it. Your GPA is most likely 75th percentile or at least median at all of these schools, and even at UNC at least (I didn't look for the rest I just know it lol) you're at or above 75th percentiles for GPA/LSAT. It really su…
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I didn't do a lot of research when I applied for mine, so I can't give you great information, but I can tell you what I did. First, if you had an IEP, even if you only used it in high school, I would aim for the accommodations listed in that. For ex…
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Following bc I'm literally in the exact same position.
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I took the LSAT in August 2021. I found that the 70s on were the most similar content wise. 80s are probably your best bet for similarity imho
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@"Lime Green Dot" said: Hey y'all! Just finished and had 2 RCs as well! LG-RC-LR-RC LG seemed OK, LR seemed standard too. Felt 2nd RC was harder than the first. Would you say LR seemed similar in difficulty to PTs in the 60/70s, or more…
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I understand as "most likely" in the LSAT, so yeah >50%.
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For what it's worth, and maybe you've already done this, but if I were you I would look into seeing if you could get an accommodation due to your anxiety. If it's just like test anxiety, maybe not, but if you take some sort of medicine for your anxi…