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Older LSAT takers?Are any of you guys in the older crowd?
... in a ton of hours per week, but am definitely putting in ... -
I can't see any improvement. Please advice.Hello all, So here I am whining again. I started PTing from PT36 and now I am at PT39. Between PT38 and PT39, I did 50 questions of Flaw and 50 qu…
... still do 1-2 PTs per week if I were you, and ... -
20 recent PTs 3x's or 60 PTs onceWhich study method is better if you have enough time to take and BR 60 LSAT PTs... Take the 20 most recent PTs 3x's (56-75) or 60 PTs (16-75) once...…
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Take the Oct test or push to DecHey Everyone, Began studying for the LSAT March 1st 2015. Did the bibles and numerous PTs (about 17) in anticipation of the June 2015 test. My col…
2-3 PTs per week with excellent BR (think 175+) is much better than 4 PTs per week and mediocre BR ( -
Considering Quitting Job To Study For LSATHi, I am 23 years old and currently living with my parents while working/studying for LSAT. I have cut out drinking and going out and focused on my s…
... anything more than 10 hours per week of prep was very difficult ... how much I can complete per hour of studying (e.g ... -
Considering Quitting Job To Study For LSATHi, I am 23 years old and currently living with my parents while working/studying for LSAT. I have cut out drinking and going out and focused on my s…
@africannarp said:
Now I take PT every other morning from 7am to 11am.
That's a lot of PT's! Are you getting in true BR for each? If not, I'd say ... Cut back on PT's/week. BR is more important than taking more and more PT's. -
Considering Quitting Job To Study For LSATHi, I am 23 years old and currently living with my parents while working/studying for LSAT. I have cut out drinking and going out and focused on my s…
... /> That's a lot of PT's! Are you getting in ... say ... Cut back on PT's/week. BR is more important than ... taking more and more PT's ... -
Considering Quitting Job To Study For LSATHi, I am 23 years old and currently living with my parents while working/studying for LSAT. I have cut out drinking and going out and focused on my s…
@Pacifico said:
3 PTs per week M/W/F
I must have missed that he said he's taking weekends off? Still. It's ... a lot. -
Considering Quitting Job To Study For LSATHi, I am 23 years old and currently living with my parents while working/studying for LSAT. I have cut out drinking and going out and focused on my s…
... and do 10-20 hrs per week and postpone the LSAT for ... -
Help. Me.Hello everyone! First time poster, long time lurker. I'm looking to get some advice on what would be my best study option leading up to the Oct…
... just do 2-3 PTs per week with an excellent BR on ... -
Help. Me.Hello everyone! First time poster, long time lurker. I'm looking to get some advice on what would be my best study option leading up to the Oct…
... just do 2-3 PTs per week with an excellent BR on ... -
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…
... with less than 30 hours per week. If I were you I ... takes minimum X hours a week, minimum X PTs, minimum X ... studied for 40 hours a week doesn't mean others will ... -
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…
... studied about 30 hours a week from that point until the ... putting in 10-20 hours per week, taking PTs and BRing throughly ... -
Questions about taking PTHi guys, I just finished the core curriculum and decide to take some days off before start taking PT. I will be a senior student this fall semester. …
... . I do feel like 1 PT a week is entering "not enough ... earlier twice a week to fit in a PT then that's ... -
Working Full Time & studyingHey everyone, I'm trying to write for the December LSAT while working full-time. I currently am working in "big-law" and the hours are crazy at ti…
... can spare 10-20 hours per week when needed, then it might ... -
Working Full Time & studyingHey everyone, I'm trying to write for the December LSAT while working full-time. I currently am working in "big-law" and the hours are crazy at ti…
... . I usually do 1 PT every week on Saturday mornings and BR ... feel defeated when drilling/taking PT's. -
Maybe just a rant, but can anyone relate and/or help me out here?Okay. I'd like to say that I've been lsat prepping for about a year / year and a half or so, however, during this time I've been working full time ho…
... to do a few tests per week but I'm lucky to ... do one per week. I made the mistake of ... -
Starting to plateau and feeling really depressedHi guys, I am very nervous and depressed after taking 5 PTs and looking for advice for my October LSAT. My diagnostic around early June was a 1…
... plan to do 3 PTs per week for the remaining 5 weeks ... any alternatives like more PTs per week?
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A few questions for re-takers...Hello, I had a few questions about my current prep and figured the answers might be helpful for some of the other retakers out there. Long story …
... would just retake 1-2 per week until the test, slightly tapering ... off the week or two prior to test ... . Honestly you could take a week off now and be fine ... -
Getting nervous!I am in need of some advice from fellow LSAT takers and law school applicants. Just a little background about myself. I graduated with a 3.8 GPA wi…
... to take at least one PT a week after you've knocked ... -
Just finished the course, how many months of Pting is optimal?.
It's different for everybody, but October is likely out of the picture so just prep for December with 2-3 PTs per week and see where you're at once the cutoff date for postponement/date change arrives. -
Questions about taking PTHi guys, I just finished the core curriculum and decide to take some days off before start taking PT. I will be a senior student this fall semester. …
... so surly 2 PTs every week and carefully BR. I am ... independently in my first PT last week, but I think I ... us to make our PT situation the same as ... However, I realize that each PT will cost me around 20 ... most helpful way to do PT, I will definitely oblige ... -
Need some help on where I currently stand and if the LSAT trainer is worth..So, my cold diagnostic was 149, a little over a month ago. I finished the curriculum about three days ago and my first PT was a 156. I went -6 on my …
... practicing about 30-40 hours per week, 1 day off. Further, @nicole ... -
Need some help on where I currently stand and if the LSAT trainer is worth..So, my cold diagnostic was 149, a little over a month ago. I finished the curriculum about three days ago and my first PT was a 156. I went -6 on my …
... you have 30-40 hours per week to study. As Nicole said ... in at least 100 hours per month. The jump into the ... -
Is it normal for practice test scores to dip?So I know I'm not quite doing things the 7Sage-approved way: I registered for the October LSAT and started 7Sage late this June because I need to get…
... I take two per week from now until the week of the test ... -
Is it normal for practice test scores to dip?So I know I'm not quite doing things the 7Sage-approved way: I registered for the October LSAT and started 7Sage late this June because I need to get…
Yeah I think 2 per week for a few months would be great for you. -
Best Strategy to Improving Time Overall?Hi everyone, I'm hoping someone has some suggestions on the best way to drill/study/practice in order to improve speed. I finally feel really solid i…
... 'm doing 2 recent PTs per week. What should I do as ... -
Is it normal for practice test scores to dip?So I know I'm not quite doing things the 7Sage-approved way: I registered for the October LSAT and started 7Sage late this June because I need to get…
@Pacifico said:
Yeah I think 2 per week for a few months would be great for you.
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2 full weeks of no work, no commitments. Schedule recommendations? How much is too much?Hi everyone, I hope your studying is going well as we get closer to T-Day. I now have 2 weeks free for the sole purpose of LSAT studying, which is gr…
Have you not taken any PTs yet? I would say 2-3 per week is the best rate for most people, but that's not really going to do much for you for October and I would highly recommend postponing until December if you're only now going to start doing PTs. -
2 full weeks of no work, no commitments. Schedule recommendations? How much is too much?Hi everyone, I hope your studying is going well as we get closer to T-Day. I now have 2 weeks free for the sole purpose of LSAT studying, which is gr…
... /> I would say 2-3 per week is the best rate for ... I still stick a 3-per-week test limit or would 5 ... to take 5 tests a week, BR them properly, take care ...
