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I guess a different perspective might work. Whatever will happen will happen. Do you think you came to this place in your life all by yourself? Sure, you decided to study for the LSAT you put in the time and effort but I'd say in a way you're led to…
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Ok, in which case you would need to consider some options. First, do you have to be in school by next fall. If you do then you just gotta give the December test your best shot. Prepare as if this will be your last. Don't think about February test. A…
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I would take the December test. Granted you've been studying full force since September you might as well just take this one. If you don't like the score o well, take it again in February. However I would use the December score to gauge the range of…
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Hey I'm not sure if you've found a partner yet but I'm a UVA grad too and I'm hoping to talk to a partner about LR questions that I don't get even with explanations for the Dec LSAT. If you're interested please pm me.
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Hey I could too. eunjjbae@gmail.com
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I was in a similar situation as you-I had found out about 7Sage before I took Testmasters in-class for the September test. While I was taking Testmasters I stuck solely to Testmasters' methods. However, for logic games I felt how JY sets up the game…
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If I were you if I think I'm off from my target score by 10 points or more I would cancel it. I think it's better to have a score cluster that's in close range from one another than a cluster of scores that are ranging widely.
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Hi I live in Daegu and I'm planning on taking the June 2014 LSAT as well. My untimed score is 160. I'm interested in Skyping. Please let me know if you are interested and don't mind the score difference!
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I'm in Korea as well. I would keep taking PT's until the day before the test. You can withdraw by the midnight before the test