I just want to share that I got my goal score! Improved 20 points over two years and this was my third take. I wrote the September exam as well and was devastated to score only a point higher than my first take two years prior. I'm a 29 y.o. mom to …
@MichaelScottRegionalManager said:
Wait can someone help me: I had 2 lg sections. 1st section- something with S is the third; 2nd- assigning colors for the fourth game. Some people with 1 lg section told me they didn’t have colors but some di…
Guys as someone who was personally victimized by the September logic games section I can’t tell you how happy I am that the second LG section was experimental. I thought it was real and that I had faced a repeat of September (I also had the experime…
Following! Also a parent of a soon-to-be 3yo (hi, @kisham7 !) and will be entering in fall 2020. Can’t speak to the rigors of law school, but I began my studies for the LSAT shortly before my son was born in February 2017. Took my diagnostic on my d…
Will be 30 in February. Mom to a 2 year old. Applying this cycle, but unfortunately missed the mark on the September LSAT and need to take for the third time in November. First time was 2017, a few months after my son was born. Took my diagnostic on…
@iamcardibri said:
Gosh, 12 hours later and I still want to cry.
I’ve been studying for two years... worked my ass off while working full time to improve significantly in RC and LR, only for all those improvements to be masked by a comple…
@a1ex_682 said:
This is insanely helpful for fool proofing, thank you! Is there a way to see how long it took you to complete the entire problem set (not just each individual question)? I’m using the time accommodation feature but would still …
@Zihan said:
@axjxmarvel said:
First of all - Seamus is my son's name! (He's two) I don't see it often.
Second of all - one of the best pieces of advice I've heard (check out the 7sage podcast, episode 1 to hear for yourse…
I agree with the poster above on timed sections.
The amount of full PTs you take between now and November will vary depending on your schedule and burnout rate. If you work full-time or have other obligations, you may find that 1-2 PTs per week is …
With the problem sets now live on digital format, you can just create a new problem set for each game that you're fool-proofing, that way your data from each attempt is saved.
Also, what materials (Powerscore, etc) have you used in your studies? You mention following the core curriculum, but has there been anything else?
I would also analyze what specific game types are giving you issues so you can drill down on specific…
First of all - Seamus is my son's name! (He's two) I don't see it often.
Second of all - one of the best pieces of advice I've heard (check out the 7sage podcast, episode 1 to hear for yourself) is that you should only take your next PT when you fe…
There's no shame in postponing. In many cases, it is the smart thing to do. Without knowing your goal score/current PT score, as well as where you're hoping to apply, I can't give a great recommendation. But I will say that with time (likely months)…
Hallelujah!!!! Thank you so much for making this happen. I practically jumped up out of my seat with joy when I noticed the sections and drill sets are live on digital. THANK YOU!
Yay for moms in law school! You are a champ. I'm 27 and have a babe as well, and I'll be applying either this cycle or next. Most law schools look more favorably on post-undergrad experience rather than jumping in to law school at 22. Firms look mor…