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Work full time and LSAT studyingHi! My name is Robert and I am a 23 year old from New York. I work full time at my district attorney's office with hopes of taking the LSAT in Novem…
I am 26 and work full-time as a ... sure I am blind reviewing, completeing the blind review and watching all the explanation ... the 2 dishes and after I am done and have taken a ... , prepare for the week ahead and just to get some space ... -
To Assume or Not to Assume?There are two reasons I get hard LR questions wrong. One, I don't connect a statement in the stimulus with a different phrasing in the correct answer…
... on the main conclusion and the major premise then ... . People tend to panic and not take the time needed ... down, spot the assumption and then, and only then, should you ... phrasing, remember the fundamental difference between "all", "some", and "most"; always vs ... -
Awful at logic gamesI frankly don't understand why I'm so bad at logic games. If I were no worse at logic games than I am at reading comprehension and the short answer s…
... under timed conditions
2. Blind review and fix mistakes
3. Put ... took to complete each game and score) in a spreadsheet of ... game until under target time and perfect score, noting in your ... do this over and over you will improve and easily get through ... -
Retake a 172 or focus on essays?I got my first LSAT score from Aug. back today and scored a 172. My original goal for admissions was 173+ and anything below I would retake, but this…
... going against the grain here and saying you should retake, even ... very good softs undoubtedly and a good GPA and LSAT by most ... going to work against you (and this is coming from someone ... likely to be the difference between a waitlist and an acceptance to where ... -
Retake a 172 or focus on essays?I got my first LSAT score from Aug. back today and scored a 172. My original goal for admissions was 173+ and anything below I would retake, but this…
... going against the grain here and saying you should retake, even ... likely to be the difference between a waitlist and an acceptance to where ... bullet, signing up for October and studying hard until then.
Daily Schedule Tips?I am currently studying 20 hours a week, and I take one or two days off. Each study session goes between 3-5 hours, sometimes I go more than that. Th…
... yourself one day of rest and you also don't ... example, one journal for LG, and etc. Also for each practice ... be sure to conduct a blind review and annotate each wrong answer along ... think you should review your core curriculum and really establish your ...Making The Most of Prep TestsAny ideas on how to get the most mileage out of some of the earlier prep tests?
Not sure what sort of answer you're looking for. If you're taking the Nov LSAT maybe don't do the super early ones but from what I've heard there's not a huge difference between the older and newer tests.Should I cancel or keep my November LSAT score?Today I received my first LSAT score and was very disappointed to learn that I only scored a 150. This is concerning given that my dream school is th…
... 1-2 a week and review your answers and drill your weaknesses. Practice ... actually help too much without Blind Review and supplemental drilling of the weaker ...Practice TestsHow many practice tests is too many to take in the span of a week? I have registered for the January LSAT and have only started studying Oct 30. Whic…
I am in the same boat and have tried to do only one PT per week as to not overwhelm myself and that way I can focus on blind review and just focusing on specific concepts. Hope that's helpful.Disappointed in January performance / Where to go from here? (How do I ask a Sage on here lol)I have been averaging a 173 through my last few prep tests and I have come to have a pretty good intuition about what I scored before I actually see …
... you run out of time and simply not finish all the ... LSAT programs, or by doing blind review and watching explanation videos.
