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@acingaway I’m interested
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Is the group still open?! @vam621
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It is always better to apply with a higher score than to apply with a lower score. Law schools care primarily about your GPA and LSAT score. These are the two things that are reported to US News and represent their rankings. Unfortunately, it is a n…
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@"Hal Incandenza" Thanks for your reply and insight!
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@DontPay4LawSchool @luludoesntgetthis thank you for taking the time to give your insights! I definitely will attempt at giving your advice a try!
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@gabywashington10 thanks for sharing your concerns. First, pay attention to everyone who has commented on this post with similar feelings of frustration, anxiety and doubt. I know that knowing others are in the same boat may bring little comfort, bu…
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@nocalaw1 Sorry to hear that you're struggling so much and doubting your abilities going into the June LSAT. First things first. You still have a plenty of time to iron out these issues. Second, the lsat is very good at what it does, yet the test is…
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@SuperMario929 thank you for your post and further insight. I appreciate your insight into your skipping strategy. Just one more follow-up question. How did you apply my initial question, narrowing it down to two and picking the wrong one, into your…
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Curious as to where everyone is currently scoring to see whether or not it would be a good fit.
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@SuperMario929 congratulations on getting into your dream school! What would be your greatest piece of advice that got you our of your score plateau in the mid 160's? I find that 9 out of 10 times I am narrowing it down to 2 and just picking the wro…
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@emmorens this is indeed a frustrating problem, and a problem I have been trying to fix myself. I have found some success in not reading the question stem first. I use to really enjoy the idea of not carrying all the different question types in my h…
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@forthewinwin this is a great question. Speed is something we all struggle with and can also be an indicator to where we need to improve. What I mean by that is we all have those games where we do really well and get all the answers right, but how c…
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@Christopherr awesome, I can't wait to try this. Thank you again for your insight.
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@Christopherr Thanks so much for the follow-up. I am sure I will have a lot of cringe worthy moments. I plan on starting tests in the next week, so I will try and follow-up soon and let you know if I had any epiphanies. Silly question. Did you just…
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@sarahisk @lsat2016 @johnjyoo Thank you so much for your insight! I think it will definitely be worthwhile to try and implement this into my studying!
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@Christopherr thank you so much! Can't wait!
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If you have ever sat for any administration of the LSAT, whether or not you kept or canceled your score, it counts as an attempt at the exam. From what I know, the flex exams will not count against your lifetime max of 7 attempts. Hope this helps.
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@kilgoretrout https://blog.powerscore.com/lsat/how-to-increase-your-lsat-score-when-you-are-stuck/
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@johnfederico032398 so sorry to hear about your house burning down. I can't even imagine what you're going through. I'm glad that my post brought some positivity and renewed energy and enthusiasm to your studies. Please reach back out when you need …
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Stay positive @"Hans Zimmer" we all have different experience we bring to the table when studying for the lsat. Just keep your head down in your books and telling yourself that you're just looking for the right way to think about the many different …
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@"Hans Zimmer" https://blog.powerscore.com/lsat/the-ultimate-test-mentality-resource-list/
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@rschwartz2022 https://blog.powerscore.com/lsat/the-ultimate-test-mentality-resource-list/
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@johnfederico032398 happy to hear that you have a lot of time to dedicate to your lsat prep. My advise to you is to not rush too fast through the cc. Its super important to have your fundamentals down before you start rushing into time tests.You wan…
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@meganlacombe19 the lowest hanging fruit in my opinion would be tightening up your LG section. I'd review those sections and find out why you were missing up to 8. What was it about those sections that made you struggled? Was it because you ran out …
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@tmh5947 I was wondering the same thing as I prepare for the Oct, or Nov administration. I actually tweeted out to LSAC and the guys at Powerscore. Dave Killoran responded that they just don't know and that LSAC is also in a tough spot as we are in …
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You welcome!
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https://blog.powerscore.com/lsat/bid-310634-welcome-to-the-lsat-casino/ I think this article does a great job explaining the answer you're looking for.
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I could write a very long post about my approach, but I really, really enjoyed Blueprint’s approach to the reading comp section. They basically break down every passage into three i.e. one voice (thesis passages) two voices (antithesis) and three vo…
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I’d be interested. Shooting for the Oct or Nov exam.
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@standardizedcanbelearned you welcome.Just learn to trust the instincts that you're building and dont put so much pressure on yourself. I know that is easier said than done, but it sounds like you have a great handle on games, just continue to make …