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Scores not aligning with amount of studying - in panic mode need advice!Hello everyone, I am set to take the September LSAT and have been studying content since early May. I finished the core curriculum about a month a…
... should give yourself 10 months to a year to study for this test. There ... talking about if you want to score in the high 160s ... checking out the webinars and study groups as well. -
The LSAT fails a necessary condition of being an accurate assessment of skillsIf a test is going to accurately predict the capability of one to be a great law student, then a test must accurately assess the ability of one to ma…
... , it doesn't take a year to study, that is just a select ... ; > However, it is sufficient to weed out those who don ... money and/or time to spend a year or more studying for ... students who don't have to work because their parents support ... -
Is 25-26 "old" for law school?Curious on what people think. My opinion is no since the average age is somewhere like 24-25 (or so I read somewhere) - however for those going at…
As many have stated, no - I'm 33 about to turn 34 and I'm considering putting off applications another year to study more for the LSAT. -
Not sure if it's worth it to take another year off to keep studying.Hey everyone. So I graduated college in May. I started out with a 144 for my diagnostic. Since then my highest PT has been a 162 and I've been studyi…
... ideally be able to attend law school next year? Or are there ... that are nudging you to wait a year? This could be completely ... excuse for being able to take off a year to study more/work/whatever ... your study in some way, especially as you get closer to test ... -
Kaplan/Barron's/test prep books without real LSAT questions for startingI've heard form multiple sources that reccommend that I only buy books that use real LSAT questions (unlike Kaplan, Barro's, etc) I have over a ye…
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> My plan is to get myself familiar with information ... at those for potential strategies to combat the Reading Comprehension section ... much thought.
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... first take. I took a year to study, and before the Sept ... 2017 test. I decided to retake for a third time ... in much calmer and stuck to my strategies. I scored ... I was calm and stuck to what I know works for ... attribute the 8 point gain to mentality and not being ... -
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... first take. I took a year to study, and before the Sept ... 2017 test. I decided to retake for a third time ... in much calmer and stuck to my strategies. I scored ... I was calm and stuck to what I know works for ... attribute the 8 point gain to mentality and not being ... -
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... first take. I took a year to study, and before the Sept ... 2017 test. I decided to retake for a third time ... in much calmer and stuck to my strategies. I scored ... the 8 point gain to mentality and not being ... Basically all I did was study in my free time. It ... -
I need your advice 7sage users!So, I took my December 17 LSAT and received a 135. I self-prepped and had anxiety once i took the exam. I decided to join 7sage and prepped through t…
... and after that, taking a year to study for the LSAT - yes, absolutely ... working part time during that year, if not full time.
year or more before going to law school, and ... and probably pushing back a year. That means I would be ... -
Holding off law school to retakeHi all, After much contemplation, I decided to hold off law school another year and reapply. My UGPA isn't great (~3.35) and my LSAT score definit…
... so i have decided to take this year to study and also i work ... so its extra challenging to get ... home and study. But if you ... -
Withdraw or Retake?I am signed up for June 2018, I have never taken the LSAT before, and I am almost certain that I will retake the LSAT June 2019. I plan on taking ~a …
If you know you're going to take about a year to study then there's no point taking it in June. It'll just be a blemish on your record. -
why don't more ppl quit their jobs to study for the LSAT -- if they are financially able to do so?my question is : why don't more ppl quit their jobs to study for the LSAT -- if they are financially able to do so? i understand that for many pp…
... quit my job and study for the LSAT full ... t anyone suggest this to me before?!!!! oh wait ... secure enough to take off a year to study for the ... LSAT. Especially straight out of undergrad? I want to ... must be nice to have someone to pay for all ... -
When to test and when to apply?So I’ll admit that I always seem to rush things once I finally get started. I graduated with my AS degree back in 2000 and now I am finishing my BA.…
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That’s what happened to me and I’m paying ... . I knew I had a year to study and I got lazy. Now ... that I have to take the test ASAP (once ... -
When to test and when to apply?So I’ll admit that I always seem to rush things once I finally get started. I graduated with my AS degree back in 2000 and now I am finishing my BA.…
... /> > That’s what happened to me and I’m paying ... . I knew I had a year to study and I got lazy. Now ... that I have to take the test ASAP (once ... -
Delaying Taking the LSAT, Taking a Gap Year, Advice?Hi everyone! I was scheduled to take the September LSAT but decided I truly wasn’t ready for it and decided to do something I have been contemplating…
... m likely going to take an extra year to study. I was registered ... s too much for me to study, start a new job, ... For me, a gap year means applying for 2020 instead ... are thinking about pushing back to 2021? If so, ... what do you hope to gain from that extra year? -
Retake or Apply?Hi I have a 3.85 UGPA and a 149 LSAT. I was wondering if it would be worth it to apply now for schools or to do my retake in June. I want to go into …
... reasoned that taking the next year to study rigorously would inevitably increase my ... and retook the LSAT a year later (Nov 2018). I ... secured my admission to each school I applied to. To my surprise, I ... the essence), I encourage you to retake. You're young and ... -
I have 2 monthsHs to studyI’m taking the June 2019 lsat. I am really good at lg but bad at everything else. Do you guys think I can achieve a perfect score. By June while work…
... think it's reasonable to expect yourself to study for six hours ...
I think you need to take a step back and ... on where you want to go to school? If it's ... that you can take a year to study? Some people don't ... get that score after a year. This is an important ... -
Help! Where Do I Go?!I need some advice on where I should put my deposit money. My goal is to work in immigration law, and I've got no strong feeling one way or another a…
I'd maybe find data on how many students are able to keep their financial awards from one year to the next. -
PT 9 S4 Q13Did anyone else get rid of A and C and choose B because it seemed as though A and C were essentially the same answer and therefore neither one of the…
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Run through LG CC or stop and repeat each game until foolproofed?I'm on my first run through the LG part of the CC. I'm having some trouble in the later stuff (In/Out with sub-categories, etc) and LG timing in gen…
... it does help to limit my drilling to an hour per day ... ... it takes longer this way to get through the CC. That ... , it took me 5 months to get through the Logical Reasoning ... I was able to give myself over a year to study for the LSAT ... -
Just took my first diagnostic... Feeling very discouraged right now.I took my first diagnostic exam cold turkey and scored a 137. It's been two days and I have not been able to stop obsessing over my low score. I'm pl…
Low diagnostics make sense. Other than RC and certain areas of LR, you're trying to think in ways you never have before. You've already made the wise decision of giving yourself a year to study, and if you apply yourself a 170 should be well within reach. -
Writing SampleHi everyone, This weekend will be my first time taking the LSAT and I am unfamiliar with the logistics of the writing sample. Do we have to take i…
You have one year to complete it from the date of your LSAT, but you'll need a writing sample on file to see your score, so it's recommended that you complete it as soon as possible. Yay to not having to complete it on the same day :) -
Career DecisionsHello, I am stopping in to seek some advice. I am currently finishing my BA online and will have a GPA just below 3.5. Now, I am recently medicall…
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I am inclined to agree with the commenter above ... handle a lot at one time, however law school ... least you could delay one year to see if your career ... re willing to make the sacrifices necessary to get ... A little extra time to contemplate options/ get your ... -
A Year to Study?Hey everyone, I am new here. Is a year too long to study for the LSAT? A little background about me. I am almost 30, a single mom of one, and I have …
... it without giving myself a year to study for the LSAT. Halfway through ... -
Feeling discouraged about holding off a yearHi, everyone! I guess I'm just looking for some solidarity with this post. I graduated from undergrad in May 2020 and planned in March of this year t…
... undergraduate students will have weeks to study for a exam, they ... you also decrease your motivation to study. It's entirely plausible then ... here on 7Sage. With a year to study, the schedule will be ... weekly periodic checks on your study schedule and keep you ... -
Just got Ultimate, how should I begin?I got a 155 on my diagnostic in Khan Academy and was going to start out with a PT at 7sage so I could study according to the analytics. The resources…
Hey! I also just bought the unlimited+lsac plan. I'm going in to my undergrad junior year so I have about a year to study as well. Looking forward to what other people are saying under this post, too! -
If you bombed you're not aloneWas averaging 168 a month out before the October exam and got a 158, worse than any PT I had taken after September began. I quickly cancelled since I…
... LSAT journey, but I want to share that I did okay ... October. It took me a year to study for the LSAT and a ... I PROMISE. You have to be patient, study hard, and give yourself ... more relaxed. You just have to give yourself a little space ... -
Did terribleI have been trying not to think of my test at all since taking it but I made the terrible decision to listen to the PowerScore Podcast. I have been P…
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Please try to be kind to yourself and rest up ... flexible with yourself and not to settle beneath your potential. I ... school but ultimately decided to take an extra year to study (lightly) and grab ... t work out, taking another year is not the end of ... -
In the interest of time, which parts of CC syllabus do you recommend skipping?While I know this will not ensure the highest score nor is optimal, I'd like to hear from those ahead of me on which parts of the syllabus I can leav…
I had one month to study (started October 13th and wrote ...
