Howdy, Stranger!
It looks like you're new here. If you want to get involved, click one of these buttons!
laestelle2009
About
- Username
- laestelle2009
- Joined
- Visits
- 19
- Last Active
- Roles
- Member
Comments
-
last time i worked a 12 hour day, 6 days a week and had been studying for a year so no surprise that i was just flat out tired when i took the LSAT! this time i cut hours at my job to free up some of my time to study. Will be going through 7sage c…
-
i would prefer to take the test once and be done with it. but like you i am not confident on how i will perform on the test come test day. test anxiety is real. i did some research and came across these articles: http://www.top-law-schools.com/foru…
-
SA and PSA are a problem for me too, lucikly you guys have answered the questions i had about SA but is the objective of the PSA questions the same as the SA questions?
-
i do. i do them about 4 or 5 times back to back, if i don't get it right on the 4th or 5th time then i watch the videos then i do it again down the line. i do not like to rely on the video explanations for the simple fact that i want to get the answ…
-
i feel like RC is just one of those things that you have to be super excited to study for and work on to do well. i think as long as you have a consistent scores like one day you get -5, the next -4, the next day its -6 then that's fine. but if one …
-
i am having so much trouble with these questions too! I'm about to start panicking because there isn't much time left before the June Test! i started looking at the AC's as which one defends the argument or which one fills in the gap for the argume…
-
trying to see what schools i have a good shot at. does anyone know if the LSAC GPA/LSAT school predictor a good indicator of that?
-
I would say just take the June test! that way when it is time for you to take the September test, you will be super comfortable taking the test for a second time because you already know the testing conditions, you're privy to the newer changes on…
-
I believe we lack motivation because of the other things that go on in our life. the time we set aside to study can be used to do other things that are equally as important as studying for this test. there is so much other stuff we could be doing, t…
-
@retaker2014 that technique sounds awesome! sounds like it is for people like me. i'll try it out! Thank you!
-
well if i understand correctly, what you're doing may be unproductive. i go through the lessons in order because i have noticed that lessons i'm currently learning are based on subjects that I've already been taught therefore making it easier for m…
-
@E.T.90066-1 i hope you do get that 160! that is around my target score! how long did it take you to get the 155 from 139, i think your improvement was great!
-
i mean yeah you would definitely want to aim for a 180. but set your goals by what the schools you are applying to require (admissions and scholarships). but to answer your question my dream score is 180, i want a 167 but the minimum score i need is…
-
i started off reading the Official LSAT Prep book and that gave me a basic understanding of what to study for on the LSAT. now that i am using 7sage some lessons are a lot easier than others because I had prior knowledge. 7sage is pretty much going …