@georgiannajd2b said:
@stephy95182020, just wanted to tell you not to get discouraged! I started out the same way, my PT's were always in the lo 140's, but I had already registered, so I took the LSAT and scored a 141. Obviously I wasn't ple…
@btownsquee said:
I agree with the 4 hours a day. Remember these are 4 hours of focused study - not 4 hours total while you study and check in on social media every few minutes kind of study.
If you are 143, You are definitely at the stag…
Wow thank you so much for this and everyone else who is showing so much support. Once I withdrew from the LSAT, I completely went MIA on here so I apologize for the late reply but reading everyone's comments has helped me reassure myself I am on the…
@CinnamonTea said:
Although I think it is positive development for test takers overall, I feel like the 3-times-in-2-years rule also serves to motivate many people.
I can see the motivation in the 3times/2years rule, but when I first found o…
@dml277 really?? i thought you could only take it 3 times every 2 years.. i read this somewhere on the lsac website if im not mistaken, does this apply to exams before the september one? or is this not true?
I was going to take the June LSAT and I started prepping around January but fell off because I prioritized school. I thought maybe I could cram last minute and I tried once school was over about a week ago.I spread myself too thin and underestimated…