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@RealGeeker said: Just went to a law school fair this past weekend and spoke with ~10 admissions officers from different schools ranging from mid-size mid-rank to larger and higher ranked. I would say I've also had unique circumstances surroun…
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@rumruiz80 said: Another option would be to take it and apply with the LSAT score that you have, and then let admissions know that you will be retaking the LSAT in January. This is what I am going to do. Also with an addendum explaining I ha…
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Well I did score what I wanted. I had a lot going on personally and still took it. My dad died two days prior to the test and more stuff. I hope everyone else scored what they wanted/needed!
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The place I took the test at provided noise canceling headphones. Initially I did not use them.. but when it became obvious other testers were going to be coming and going, I put them all. Keep that in mind as well. Most of these testing centers ar…
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I just took it on October 1st and I recommend just a regular 16oz water bottle. You only get one break.. so you do not want to worry about having to use the bathroom during the test.
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Trying to work them backwards and brainstorm the issue helped me. There was one question I came across months ago.. something along the lines of children in America see over a million ads a year on television. (I barely remember the problem) Becaus…
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@gbv215 said: Good luck!!! Wishing you all the best + more Thank you! I finished it but do not think I can say anything. I will just say the study materials provided here are adequate. I will comment back in a few weeks with my score (if it…
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@taherhshakir said: I feel like my heart will burst out of my chest. I am taking the LSAT tomorrow and I want at least 160+ I have been consistently getting preptests in that range but I just can't take the stress. Oh I understand haha…
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If you were scoring higher in PT, I think it is more mental. Try to mentally boost yourself i.e "I am going to get a 175 easily", "Today is the day I crush the LSAT". Either way your score is great! Something to be proud of IMHO.
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I am also limited on time. I squeeze in drilling 5 problems when I can for LR and 1 RC passage. On average it ends up being about 30 problems and 1-4 passages a day. I do recommend doing the PT even one section at a time. The analytics are really w…
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I used a book called The.. wait am I allowed to recommend books? If not the author is Mike Kim. The way it broke down certain question types turned them from weaknesses of mine to strengths. Then I was able to apply the logic/format learned to other…
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I believe this is something we all suffer from at one point or another. Try to focus on quality versus quantity. If you can only focus for an hour, that is plenty. How many questions can you drill during that time? Spend the first hour hyper focused…
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My guess is the test focuses more on different question types. One you are just barely worse at. Take a look at the analytics and try and pinpoint the question type.
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I am in the same boat. First PT was I think 145, then 148, then 149, then a dip of 143 which made me angry and then I bounced back and got 159. My LSAT is scheduled for October and I am just hoping for 150. I am a bit older and do not care to go to …