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4 point increase by November? Need adviceHello all! How difficult do you all think it would be to increase an LSAT score from 162 (official score) to 166 or higher by the November test date?…
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am i tripping? (november lsat)Hello people! I took the June diagnostic LSAT and scored a 157 with absolutely no prep and haven been out of the standardized test game for about 4 y…
I think you can do it if you scored a 157 with no prep. I'm starting to study now, and I've set 3 hours a day until then (well 7Sage prepared my schedule by saying 20.7 hours a week is needed). You'll be able to do well if you study. -
Does anyone have a study plan for the Nov LSAT for someone still in school?I was able to spend hours the past summer doing my LSAT prep, but now that I am back in school full time I have a really demanding academic schedule …
... are a finite number of hours in a day. What ... 1 fresh PT strictly timed per week along with thorough review ... 4-5 days per week, with 1 day per week of no LSAT ... to roughly 1.5-2 hours per day of quality review/ ... drilling and roughly 3-4 hours of work on the ... -
Does anyone have a study plan for the Nov LSAT for someone still in school?I was able to spend hours the past summer doing my LSAT prep, but now that I am back in school full time I have a really demanding academic schedule …
... are a finite number of hours in a day. What ... 1 fresh PT strictly timed per week along with thorough review ... 4-5 days per week, with 1 day per week of no LSAT ... to roughly 1.5-2 hours per day of quality review/ ... drilling and roughly 3-4 hours of work on the ... -
November Retake Study PlanWhat is your plan of attack? How many PTs a week, drilling, daily schedule, books you will read to help with RC (even non-LSAT related), meditation/m…
... PT's and BR sessions per week, mastering LG Bundle (1-50 ... /> *Continuing to dedicate roughly 8 hours/day from 9am to dinnertime ... to at least one gig per month, minus the drinking)
Grad school before law school a good idea.When I graduated undergrad I ended with no extracurriculars. Worked 35 hours a week with 15-18 credit hours most of the time. I'm planning to take th…
... . Worked 35 hours a week with 15-18 credit hours most of the ... something you really want to study in graduate school, I don ...My LSAT score is not changing :(-deleted-
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That'll ... start doing timed sections. One per day if you're working ... want to, do only 1 per week, with a very thorough BR ...Down in the dumpsHi all, I got my September mark back and am just so mad at myself. I completely choked after seeing the first RC passage. I stubbornly went throug…
... in a solid 20+ hours a week every week, but still, it might ... I'm going to just study my ass off for the ...Am I cut out for the law?If I’m too lazy to study for more than a couple hours a day, does that suggest I’m not cut out for the rigors of law school and lawyering?
I studied about 3-4 hours per day. Some days I only ... think. The quality of study matters more than hours committed, though.
Is 6 months enough time to prepare for the LSAT?Hey friends. I'm done my degree in April 2019 and plan on studying about 40h a week from mid May 2019 until the October 2019 LSAT. Do you think this …
... you can actually maintain 40h/week for that entire time. It ... advance, but usually people who study that much burn out after ... life and your ability to study. Once May rolls around, I ... at a non-profit 10+ hours a week, meditating and eating a ...
