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How should I study now that I will only be working part time.I have completed the CC. Logic games is my weakest section. I am quitting my FT job to work PT and study for next 3-4 months. How should I structur…
... work PT. I am also a FT student in my last ... section. I make a "fresh copy" and take each LG over again ... finished the games both on time with 100% correct. Also, make ... sections at a time with review until I am ready to take the full PT at ... -
How should I study now that I will only be working part time.I have completed the CC. Logic games is my weakest section. I am quitting my FT job to work PT and study for next 3-4 months. How should I structur…
... PT. I am also a FT student in my last ... section. I make a "fresh copy" and take each LG over ... finished the games both on time with 100% correct. Also, ... sections at a time with review until I am ready to take the full PT at ...
this is a great strategy! -
How should I study now that I will only be working part time.I have completed the CC. Logic games is my weakest section. I am quitting my FT job to work PT and study for next 3-4 months. How should I structur…
... work PT. I am also a FT student in my last ... section. I make a "fresh copy" and take each LG over again ... finished the games both on time with 100% correct. Also, make ... sections at a time with review until I am ready to take the full PT at ... -
Personal Advice Re: Waiting one more cycleHi everyone! Hope you are all doing well! I am debating whether to apply this cycle or wait until the next. I am currently PT-ing around 155 and …
... nothing wrong with taking time off in order to ... to balance a lot of things all at once, but ... own progression in getting a 170+. Your LOR aren ... two biggest factors in getting accepted into law school. Take ... it one step at a time and focus intently ... -
CC again?Im trying to figure out where to go from here. I’ve taken 4 PTs 50, 51, 60, 61 And I got a 166, 163, 165, and a 159 respectively. It seems like I’m n…
... definitely recommend spending more time on the BR rather than ... 0-2 for the other sections.
By drills, ... one at a time, or filter by 5-star RC passages and take/ ... BR them one at a time. Taking individual timed sections is useful ... -
I Want to QuitSo, this is my first time posting on the Forum; I didn't really know where else to turn. I see a lot of people post their highest scores, tips on how…
... time to yourself and regroup. I've only recently started doing two ... PTs a day, and that ... the place for growth. Take your time, work on yourself. ... when you let it take hold of you. ... up, but take it one step at a time with peace and ... -
I was taking PT 81 RC and...PT 81 RC from the very first section completely threw me off, to the point where I just didn't want to move onto the other sections I stopped at the…
... when you encounter a bad section on a PT, it just ... throws your confidence for a spin for the entire ... a PT may be offset by a good performance on the other sections ... in there and take it one day at a time. If you'd ... , shape or form good at RC but it can't ... -
Optimal # of PTs a week?For Oct LSAT, I took a PT almost every day to get my stamina up, and I'm pretty sure that I (definitely) reached burn out mode. What have you guys fo…
... @elenanisonoff I work full time remotely so maybe sharing ... in the future! I take a PT over the weekend ... I rush (spend little time) and got the question ... sweet spot. If you take that route just be ... doing 4 or 5 sections at a time and not just stimulating flex ... -
LSAT Takers who are out of college for more than 5 yearsHey all, I graduated college 6 years ago, and looking to change my career by going to law school. To be frank, I am actually going to the career that…
I was in your shoes two years ago. I was 6 ... full time and studying for the lsat, but now im at a t ... -14. Stick with it, take it one step at a time, be ... -
September Test Taker: Plateauing in Logical Reasoning & Feeling DiscouragedHi everyone! I have completed the 7sage curriculum and have been drilling for a little over 2 weeks, but I am still averaging -9 on all my LR section…
Perhaps you can drill sections daily to build up what it will take to focus for 35 straight minutes. Then at one point, you may want to do 2 sections at a time without a break because that is what will be required on test day. -
Bubble TroubleHi everyone! I know this is not a new topic, but please indulge me nonetheless. I've had back to back Prep Tests with a misbubbled answer choice...n…
... /> I know this is not a new topic, but please indulge ... to back Prep Tests with a misbubbled answer choice...not the ... clarify, I currently bubble two pages at a time (each page is marked on ... answer sheet in separate glances at the test book).
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Struggling With Getting In the GrooveI took a Testmasters in class course last year and really did like it because of the structure. I scored a 160 on the June 2013 LSAT, 4-5 points bel…
... staff has structured everything in a way that it will all ... than not right? Just take it one step at a time, if it seems ... personally, I had aimed to take the September exam but I ... 're a pretty disciplined person, so just take it one step at a time so ... -
Using multiple Test Prep ToolsHello, I took the LSAT in September 2014, got a 145. From taking PTs, I knew before I took it that I wasn't going to do well but it was disappointi…
... for my score the first time around too. I just thought ... I just have to take it one thing at a time on deciding which ... -
Motivation ?Maybe it is just me, but sometimes i just don't feel motivated to do LSAT. I guess LSAT has not grown into me well yet, what do you guys do to get mo…
... doing things that require a lot of movement (cooking ... First of all, take things one step at a time. Try to focus ... students. If you look at everything combined, it seems ... a lot. As soon as you start looking at ... things. 15min break, a cookie, a game of League of ... -
Really frustrated with Reading Comp. some help please.I am struggling with reading comp. It is not the sort of struggle with not understanding the material either, rather I am having to read the passage …
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-- Go through a copy of Manhattan RC (Kindle ... br /> -- Just do a lot of sections. The more you do ... , the better you'll become at ... questions.
-- Practice doing sections at a time, not single passages. Because knowing ... -
Older Students?I am really enjoying this site and the class I signed up for. I am curious if there are other non traditional students enrolled or on 7Sage such as …
... can't help feel a little embarrassed telling my ... a couple of very close friends. I want to take ... this one step at a time, first my goal ... is to just take this ... would love to find a couple of study partners in ... -
Freaking Out with Later PTs!Hi All, With the October test fast approaching, I've been doing the PTs in the late 60s (think 65-69). Before that I had done every test from 35-5…
... on these questions the whole time. The LSAT analytics tool on ... do two pages at a time, timing myself on a stopwatch and trying to go at a ... test-taking pace. I do a ... rough calculation of what my average time was per ... -
How to space out PTs while working full timeHi friends! I've been studying for the LSAT while working a full time job, which means I wake up three hours early every morning to do my lessons and…
... can almost always remember seeing a given question before, I can ... aside to just work on a few sections at a time than BR?
a "then", then the answer is ... -
q's about LSAT Starter and my LSAT experienceI have the LSAT starter, which has assigned for me PTs to take that are difficult to find (or find at reasonable prices. I have followed links provid…
... and of course as you take the actual lsat. You ... mentality of studying plays a huge role in how ... think if you take these steps towards a happier mental state ... until September test. Take it one step at a time and see how ... won't even look at them. It looks like ... -
What is your favorite way to de-stress?Hey guys, I am a big advocate of avoiding burnout by taking one day per week to do NOTHING LSAT related. So what are some fun things you guys …
... out loud when it's time to just destress, it's ... in life and to take things one step at a time (contrary to what ... you lol). Finally running is a given...even some good ol ... -
Insomnia and anxietyHey guys! I'm looking for any input regarding anxiety and insomnia. I'll try to make this short. I've been dealing with insomnia for at least 6 years…
... time I graduated I was a full blown alcoholic, I tried to take ... in the process. Take it one step at a time and enjoy your life ... 30-60mins. wake up everyday at a reasonable hour and Exercise, do ... is medically necessary that you take them. Read some alan Watts ... -
Does this happen to you??I was just wondering if anyone else goes through this... Sometimes, 1. while taking a PT, I lose concentration during certain portions of the test, w…
... into a rhythm, know when you are spending too much time on ... something, develop an awareness of when to skip, develop a ... single question. Then try 2 sections at a time from this pre-40 range ... the longest time: I just didn't have 4 sections in me ... -
Start studying again?The September exam has come and gone; for me, it was my second take. Honestly, I wasnt too confident about my take due to the laquer passage and thr …
Sometimes that itch is unavoidable. If you're feeling the itch to study than I agree do some light work like drills/a few sections at a time. Then start back up once you get your score. -
Studying at workHey guys! For those studying at work what are you reviewing? I'm specifically referring to studying at your desk. I currently have a stack of index c…
... be more efficient with our time.
time outside of work.
time. That shift allowed me ... to do (I take 6 credit hours at a time via distance education ... get at least part of my study time when ... -
Which 7sage course?Hi all- 7sage newbie here and plan on sitting for the June LSAT. I will purchase my 7sage bundle within the next week or two and start studying Janu…
... high enough to get a decent shot at getting into my reach ... I have access for enough time to do that.
take 6 credit hours at a time (8 week sessions ... -
Which 7sage course?Hi all- 7sage newbie here and plan on sitting for the June LSAT. I will purchase my 7sage bundle within the next week or two and start studying Janu…
... -60+hrs per week), take 6 credit hours at a time (8 week sessions ... -
Re-drilling questionsI am afraid I will use up all my LR questions while drilling in the span of 7 months. Is drilling questions already drilled beneficial. If not, any s…
@"Cant Get Right" What point would you consider drilling sections at a time? After I have completed CC? Also, would you recommend drilling only sections from old PTs? -
7Sage Study GroupsHello 7Sagers! We are launching new study groups, and also making a few adjustments in order to make these an even better resource. With lots of n…
... know there was always a struggle between accommodating West ... groups allow for easier time accommodations because there are ... different ways to BR (two pages at a time, priority questions, circled questions ... call leaders and long-time participants. While I am ... -
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…
... if you took time off to have a child, describe it ... is a mixed bag with families. My honest take is ... that it's still easier for a guy ... that he has a family than a woman when applying ... (lack of dedication). Take it one step at a time - do well in ... -
Where do you want to go to law school and why?And don't say "because of it's ranking". I'm just curious based on your goals why you're choosing a particular school(s).
Georgetown for me because Tiff is there! Joking aside, I'm trying to take this one step at a time and not get too ahead of myself. Let you know when I arrive! :)
