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Retake disaster/need help from a mod..So I have now taken the LSAT 3 times, and I'm beyond frustrated. I took the LSAT for the first time OCT, 2013 after 6 months of study self-study and …
... .5's while working 50 hours per week. So there's that. I ... true to the 35 min per section, but I most of ... -
June 2015 Retakers ThreadI'd thought it would be great if we got a retakers thread started for this upcoming June Test. What are some things you are planning to do differentl…
But I've been studying since Jan. 1st ... This 30-40 hours per week is not the business! -
June LSAT study schedulesI'm just curious to know what are people's schedule for the June LSAT. Maybe we can use this thread as a way to see everyone's schedule such as for …
... at least 2 nights a week ;) Undergrad trained me to ... at least one full PT per week. Come mid-April, I ... -4 full PTs a week with intensive review/additional ... take 3-5 very focused hours), which are one of ... be a minimum of 30 hours per week.
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Day offAm I the only one that feels guilty whenever I take a day or 2 off during the week? I feel as if I could be getting so much done but instead I'm …
@"Nilesh S" I know. But I've yet to feel a burnout or anywhere near. & I started studying in Jan. 30-40 hours per week. But I still feel as if I should do something. Like read a chapter or re-watch a video lesson. -
June 2015 OR October 2015?Hi all, I started 7Sage 3-4 weeks ago and I'm about 20% through the curriculum. Now that I'm on Spring break I hope to finish the rest of the curr…
... am now working about 50 hours per week. I started the course about ... a week ago and am about 15 ... the course requires about 30 hours per week of studying to finish by ... -
Increasing from 150 to 160Hey guys i'm trying to be a realist. I'm aiming for a 160 on the LSAT in June. I started out with a low diagnostic, 142. Since then I've improved a…
... 4 month prep. 400 hours is a typical minimum ... means planning for ~800 hours total, all things considered ... studying harder/longer/more hours per week once you're out ... put in 35–40 hours a week on LSAT (and ... at about 10-15 hours per week from July through January), ... -
Getting Back on Track :(Hello fellow 7Sagers, Whelp… unfortunately, after doing so well with studying, I fell off HORRIBLY. At least a month or two has gone by, and I hav…
... life so I think 20 hours per week is doable.
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Stories of significant score improvementHi Everyone, I'm curious to hear about any stories of significant score improvement. When I say significant, I mean a good 10-15+ point improvemen…
... pretty intense prep (20-30 hours per week), I think most people would ... -
Getting Back on Track :(Hello fellow 7Sagers, Whelp… unfortunately, after doing so well with studying, I fell off HORRIBLY. At least a month or two has gone by, and I hav…
... 're only giving yourself 10 hours per week now and you keep that ... prep, then making it 20+ hours 10+ weeks later will be ... you have to cover every week. Be realistic with what it ... can manage to get done per week. Don't move on until ... -
6 months!So we are 6 months away and I am registered for the December LSAT. I am about 3 weeks into the 7Sage curriculum and feeling great so far. How is ever…
... only can average about 20 hours per week of studying because of work ... -
Pros/Cons of Part-time enrollment versus Full-timeHi All, While I'm trying to get pumped (in the mood?) for the October LSAT, I keep ruminating about part-time versus full-time enrollment. I'd lov…
... to work more than 20 hours per week. However, I'm guessing that ... the 20 hours restriction is meant for full ... -
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…
... did maybe 1.5-3 hours per day. Then starting in November ... so, I started doing 3+ hours per day. In February, I went ... phase) I was doing ~40 hours per week. I started taking Sundays off ... , so that's about 30 hours per week (I also take Thursdays off ... -
6 months!So we are 6 months away and I am registered for the December LSAT. I am about 3 weeks into the 7Sage curriculum and feeling great so far. How is ever…
... god bless you!! studying 40 hours plus working full time?!! How ... !!). I think aiming for 30 hours per week is my best option and ... -
Prep for Fall 2016?I would like to take the December LSAT, but am not sure if I can perform as well as I would like. My goal is 160+ range. I do have time on my hands. …
... on both? I have 20 hours per week for the next three weeks ... it opens up to 30 hours a week. These are the only ... -
Timed Section PractiseHi everyone, I am around 3-4 months into my preparation (finished 7sage curriculum and left with half of the trainer), my diagnostic (PT 55) was 150 …
... getting fatigued from 20-30 hours per week. Whenever I get sick of ... at least 5 days a week to release some stress. I ... -
Older LSAT takers?Are any of you guys in the older crowd?
... put in a ton of hours per week, but am definitely putting in ... -
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…
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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…
... of assumptions about hours put in per week, belief in oneself ... in about 35-40 hours per week while working full time. ... in about 25 hours a week. When I started ... more like 25-30 hours/week; recently I've ramped ... using 2 different 16 week schedules, then started ... -
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…
... year and studied about 30 hours a week from that point until ... 'm putting in 10-20 hours per week, taking PTs and BRing throughly ... -
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…
... you can spare 10-20 hours per week when needed, then it might ... -
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…
... ) and work about 20-30 hours per week. I find it very difficult ... do more than 1 PT per week too. I’ve had to ... can take 3 PTs a week and properly BR.
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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 …
... Been practicing about 30-40 hours per week, 1 day off. Further, @nicole ... -
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 …
@7sagelsatstudent180, oh yeah. I dedicated 40+ hours per week in the summer and burned out 3 times... now school just started. I will try to balance my school work and LSAT. -
General Study Tips/StrategiesFirst things first, hello. I am very new to this site, and I found it while scrounging the net for any resources I could get my mitts on. That said, …
@Sheri123 said:
I'm studying 60-70 hours per week
You are studying about twice as many hours as you should be. -
Taking the LSAT a third time! Advicehey y'all.. I am slowly getting out of my post lsat score depression and I am ready to give this test another try - (Should I say a beat down!!). Not…
@josephellengar
So for your October test, what did you primarily work on besides two PTs a week? What would you say as your average study time per week? -
It's timeI know what I will have to face, the fear of stress and boredom. This is a journey of a serial procrastinator planning to study and LSAT, Monday to …
... a certain number of curriculum hours per week? A certain number of PT ... -
June 2016 LSATWho else is going to take the June 2016 LSAT? I'd love to connect with you. :)
... more specific, I work 70 hours per week! -
Speed + Panic: A Love StoryI've just had an apostrophe, and it's about time too. I think it's something a lot of people probably deal with, so I thought I'd share in the hopes …
... , I spend about a min per question, on average. So on ... . I have consistently spent 30+ hours per week studying solely for the LSAT ... -
Significant drop in PT scoreHi, I just took my PT 41 and analyzed my score. I have increased my PT score from 150 to 159 until PT 41. However, I am surprised to find my PT score…
... that date - doing average 40 hours per week. I finished my curriculum after ... -
[Ended] Live Lightning Consultations—Tues, Aug 2nd @ 9pm EST<p><strong>Update:</strong> Thanks for your amazing responses, everyone. I’ve been pouring through them, trying to figure out how I would choose from…
... in September. I work 60 hours per week and fitting in adequate LSAT ...
