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Do not know when to take LSATLet me first start off by saying I am going to become a junior this fall semester at my university. I have never prepped for the LSAT prior to taking…
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I study 40-60 hours a week
Too much ... , you shouldn't be putting a great deal of pressure on ... getting great grades and being a cool/kind person. Law school ... -
How many hours a week to study for those with full-time jobs?I feel like someone started a thread like this before, but it's hard to find old conversations even with the search bar. Anyways, I wanted to know fo…
... undergrad full time and have a three year old daughter. My ... up with 17 to 20 hours a week studying. I'm lucky if ... I get a full hour per day. I ... -
How many hours a week to study for those with full-time jobs?I feel like someone started a thread like this before, but it's hard to find old conversations even with the search bar. Anyways, I wanted to know fo…
... undergrad full time and have a three year old daughter. ... up with 17 to 20 hours a week studying. I'm lucky ... you can just study for a longer period of time ... and delay he LSAT for a later date so that ... not being able to reach a personal goal.
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how to improve on logical reasoningI feel like I am hitting a plateau on the LR section, I keep getting 7 or 8 questions wrong every time I do it. I am starting to feel sick while doin…
... June and about 6-8 hours a week. Found argument parts, flawed reasoning ... -
did you do this?I am interested in knowing what people, who had/have the 7sage curriculum, did during the curriculum. I am particularly interested in if those indivi…
... my personal characteristics is being a perfectionist. This personality kicks ... see where this is a problem. Also pacifico I ... as if I have a grasp on the fundamentals, ... currently studying 15-30hrs a week depending on my work ... the LSAT meaning 40+ hours a week. -
J.Y.'s One Year AdviceAfter studying The Trainer, as well as here at 7Sage. I realized that there really is much to grasp than what appears on the surface. Learning the fu…
@nicole.hopkins Nice, so you really did take your time to nail it down. That's exactly how I want to feel and score at. How many hours a week did you realistically put in? I want to cover a good amount similar to your experience. -
How should I incorporate The Trainer into my studies?I bought my copy of The LSAT Trainer this weekend and am looking for the most effective way to use it along with 7Sage. For those of you who have us…
... study for 6 months to a year to do well. People ... studying 15 hours a week for a year is more beneficial than 40+ hours a week for ... at. You can go from a 150-170 in 3-4 ... in yourself and put in a shit ton of time. I ... -
How should I incorporate The Trainer into my studies?I bought my copy of The LSAT Trainer this weekend and am looking for the most effective way to use it along with 7Sage. For those of you who have us…
... sure makin' a lot of assumptions about hours put in per week, belief ... typically put in about 25 hours a week. When I started PT/BR ... (3-a-weeks), I put in more like 25-30 hours/week; recently ... I've ramped up a little bit ... -
J.Y.'s One Year AdviceAfter studying The Trainer, as well as here at 7Sage. I realized that there really is much to grasp than what appears on the surface. Learning the fu…
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How many hours a week did you realistically put in?< ... 'd say max of 25 hours a week; started with less, built ... —May 2015, about 35-40 hours/week
June—present ... Let' ... s say 20-25 hours/week. Building in longer multi-day ... -
Burnout is realI got burned out and said eff the LSAT for two weeks... Now it's time to refocus and get back the momentum before gameday. The moral to the story is …
... I've done 15-20 hours a week of LSAT work... 7sage ... course, 2-3 PTs a week, BR and Retakes, reading ... trainer cover to cover a couple of times, personal ... prep... Working 48-52 hours a week at full time job 7 ... 30am- 6pm.... Just got a little tired of it ... -
Burnout is realI got burned out and said eff the LSAT for two weeks... Now it's time to refocus and get back the momentum before gameday. The moral to the story is …
I take two PTs a week and I do some ... for is only a matter of a couple of weeks. ... ladies and gentlemen, take a break. What else is there ... should still take a couple of PTs a week to hone your ... but putting in 25+ hours a week is counterproductive at this point ... -
Competing Life Goals? Career in Law vs. Location Independence/FlexibilityHi All, As October 3rd approaches, I've been pondering my fate quite a bit (this will be my second crack at the LSAT since taking it for the first…
... get to travel for cases a lot. Unfortunately though, ... and they work 90-100 hours a week.
People ... large firms will also travel a lot for depos, hearings ... not unheard of for a busy attorney to fly ... cross country and back in a day.
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I'd say aim for 30+ hours a week. Maybe 5 per day for 6 days with Sunday off. Some days you may feel tired and do 3-4, others 6-7. Just try to stay consistent week to week totals! -
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I'd say aim for 30+ hours a week.
Yep—while you're in the learning stage, 30-40 is reasonable. When you're in PT/BR phase I recommend fewer hours. -
How much rest between 4 section practice tests on a full-time and part-time schedule?I was about to start up studying again for the December LSAT and wanted to get through as many practice tests to up my endurance since I feel the onl…
I went through a schedule with LSAT amazeballs mentor @nicole.hopkins and I'm working 40 hours a week. I am going to PT 1 on Saturday and 1 on Sunday! Resting 1 day a week. -
SCOREI have not gotten mine yet. This is slow torture. I feel bad for my family members who have had to listen to me for the past hour and a half.
... kylemitchellx can you give us a little more detail about achieving ... you study? How many months, hours a week, and how many practice tests ... you do? Did you purchase a 7Sage course or just use ... -
Budget Course has Buggy Study ScheduleHey all, I purchased the budget course to try out the curriculum. So far it's been great, I'm even considering upgrading. Problem is for now I'm h…
... a four section PT with a break so 6.5 hours ... the scheduler, a little common sense goes a long way. ... likely shows you doing a PT per week until the June ... end up with 5 hours a week or 50 hours a week to study, and ... could put in each week to finish all the ... -
June 2016 LSATWho else is going to take the June 2016 LSAT? I'd love to connect with you. :)
... have a full time job (6 days a week, 12-16 hrs a day ... ), so studying 40+ hours a week to prep ... for the February LSAT is unreasonable. 20+ hours a week is ... -
Question for Full Time Workers Also StudyingHey there fellow busy people. I have read a lot of articles talk about how people balance the two things but most focus on finding/making time. I …
... 're studying. I work 50+ hours a week plus the weekends so my ... studying needs to happen over a longer period of time. But ... take a break and get at it! -
Question for Full Time Workers Also StudyingHey there fellow busy people. I have read a lot of articles talk about how people balance the two things but most focus on finding/making time. I …
I work 40 to 60 hours a week and try to study after ... I enjoy, because it's a quick challenge and I'm ... in a quiet place where it's ... -
PT/BR StrategyI'm trying to figure out the best way to prepare for the LSAT between now and December. Now, I feel as if I'm doing BR wrong. My BR scores and my PT …
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I'm doing well on LGs but still struggling LR & the BR doesn't seem to be helping with it now for some reason.
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Thoughts on February vs JuneI'm looking to write February LSAT currently, averaging in the low 160s, (163 last PT) aiming for a 170. That gives me two months and change before F…
... boat! Also 30-35 hours a week is a lot and you might burn ... out and need a break or two between now ... out your study schedule for a few additional months, but it ... years to get rid of a bad score that you dont ... -
How long did it take to master the fundamentals?Been going through the curriculum now for roughly 4 weeks. A lot of people want to know how long does it take to improve their score by X amount. S…
... course those who devote 40 hours a week to the curriculum will cover ... only has 5 hours a week to spare. There is a huge difference between ... mastering it. Mastering will take a lot longer than simply getting ... to shy away from advising a time table because there ... -
How long did it take to master the fundamentals?Been going through the curriculum now for roughly 4 weeks. A lot of people want to know how long does it take to improve their score by X amount. S…
... course those who devote 40 hours a week to the curriculum will cover ... only has 5 hours a week to spare. There is a huge difference between ... -- I find that makes a difference in speed and comprehension ... through material after working 12 hours and would be so ... -
Please help! Eggs-All-In-One-Basket vs. Hedge Your Bets Strategy?Greetings, fellow 7Sagers and JY Ping fanboys (or fangirls). I'm hoping to use your collective brilliance to help solve a small dilemma I have regard…
... but I do have 25+ hours a week for prep. I moved back ... the next 5 months is a youth soccer referee starting in ... -
Back by Popular Demand: The Old-Timer's Thread (30+ only, valid form of ID required)Hey everybody, Since many people have been clamoring for this I thought I'd start a new thread for the older and non-traditional future lawyers am…
... double income one kid, and a year from now: single ... and placing our families under a certain level of financial strain ...
As an aside: a general question to the people ... your life? Has spending 15+ hours a week thinking about the LSAT made ... -
How do you keep motivated?I'm scoring in the low 160s. I'm going to take June 2016 for sure this time since it's probably the only time I can commit 60+ hours a week I'm t…
I truly think 60 hours a week is unsustainable. You will definitely burn out within 2-3 weeks even if you're highly motivated, imo. I think it's more about staying consistent at 25-30 hours a week for a longer period. -
working full time student and workerAny study tips. I'm currently getting my master's and working full time. I want to still incorporate lsat study into my crazy schedule please help!!
... work 10 hours a day and spend 4 hours on school then even a few hours ... -
PT Scores DroppingHi 7Sagers! I am scheduled to take the February administration and have a problem. (Don't we all?) For weeks, I've been hitting my target score r…
... currently and there is a private law school down ... in Birmingham, Alabama). A 158 at this school ... had envisioned. Working 80+ hours a week at a "fancy firm" (as ... you are most definitely a "briefcase toter" for the ... down on you for having a lower score.
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Back by Popular Demand: The Old-Timer's Thread (30+ only, valid form of ID required)Hey everybody, Since many people have been clamoring for this I thought I'd start a new thread for the older and non-traditional future lawyers am…
... @marcosmcqueen yes I am considering a career in public interest, but ... can not afford to take a vow of poverty and therefore ... law, I left a corporate job working 80+ hours a week at times, and ...
