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IN AT HARVARD!!Hello everyone Apologies for spamming the forum with all these posts but.. **JUST SO EXCITED TO SHARE THAT I GOT INTO HARVARD LAW SCHOOL!!!!** …
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Apologies for spamming the forum with all these posts ... about LSAT prep still remains the same, and even reinforced further ... br />
You’ll see stories like this all the time here on ... do so many of us take the time to share our joy here with ... -
158 score 3 times (realistic expectations for next test?)I took the LSAT years ago and got a 158 and 159, I took it again this July after using 7sage and got 158 again. I know where I could have done bette…
... minutes to complete. So with that had to take the time to get the easy ... for sure questions and guess on the ... back half with time running down ... improvement there, but the games is always what kill my score. -
How to improve LR?I find myself constantly getting 5-8 questions wrong on each LR section, which really hurts my final score. I noted down my weak types of questions a…
... an effort to finish the easy questions quickly (as long as you are ... still accurate) so that you have more time for the hard ... effort
2. Make sure you take the time to identify premise and conclusion - this ... -
Second LSAT in December- StrategiesI took the September exam, and walked out of the test center confused and flustered. It was challenging, but I couldn't really tell you how I did on …
... not a waste of time. I took in December ... . I'm re-taking to score higher (I cancelled ... I restarted 7Sage completely to prepare for September and ... points. Taking time to re-learn the material ensures you haven't ... round of studying. Take the time to do it. -
Time ManagementQuestion guys! I was curious, if for certain question types anyone simply scans directly for the correct answer, or upon seeing the correct answer…
... or B that closely matches what I predicted, but with a ... 's usually worth the time to make sure that you see clearly not ... wrong. If you skip the second step, you're more likely to miss questions ... solid LR skills you can finish the section on time and still read ... -
Starting With Older Practice TestsDear 7Sagers I've only recently gotten to the point where I can get through this test. I'm by no means out of the woods but think that now I'm at…
... def still help you improve... I recommend taking time to read whatever books ... you are almost wasting PTs, especially if they are higher ones. Take the time to ... drill and get your fundamentals down b4 you start burning ... -
Heartbroken and TornHi everyone. I am so down because I practiced so hard and I scored nearly my initial diagnostic in the December LSAT. Initial diagnostic was a 154 a…
... learnable test and if you take the time to not only learn the material but be ... of the problems you encounter on the test will be more difficult to analyze ... and re-take the LSAT in June or October, then you will definitely ... -
Repeating the same mistakes...I have completed about 10 PTs and during my blind review I've noticed that 90% of my wrong answers come from making the same silly mistakes or misrea…
Take your time, don't rush through. See why an answer is right and not just sounds right b4 moving on. If it wasn't too obvious take the time to make sure u know why the wrong AC is wrong and DRILL DRILL DRILL until you get it down -
Missing questions at the end of sectionsI consistently get 2 questions at the end of each section on LR and RC incorrect, even if I end up with a couple minutes to spare to check answers, I…
I would say either try skipping ahead to the end and working backwards (either from the start or a little bit in) or once you finish take the time to go over the last 2 pages(last like 5 questions or so) even if you felt kinda confident -
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 …
@"James Dean" That's good to hear. Going into law school with the intent on transferring to a better school is super risky lol. You have the right attitude with that. Take the time to soak in everything and plan your future. -
RC drillsI have the 4 packets on Humanities, Social Sciences, Natural Sciences and Law available on Cambridge and I was wanting some input on whether or not I…
... . Without looking at the passages I quickly tally up the number of questions ... per those 4 passages to properly allocate time ... I'll set the time to 35 minutes. If you split the packets the way I ... -
rough startHey guys! =) I'm still pretty new to the LSAT community but I was wondering if you guys could help me out here. I just became a mom 8 months ago, gra…
... manageable time-wise then you'll have the $ saved up to jump right into the course ... so you do get a head start so when you have the time to crush ... this test you do. just my ... -
What to do in the meantime....I took the June 2015 LSAT and I feel like I did good enough to get into the school that I want to get into (but I suppose we shall see within about a…
... much done by the time applications open up so you only need to make minor ... depending on how many apps you are submitting, once those come ... out you will have a ton of ... -
Logic Games Attack StrategySo I've got three weeks left in the Army before I start terminal leave and I've finally reached the end of the learning curriculum and the only thing…
Take the time to make sure that initial setup is on point. If you don't ... .
The other thing you need to remember is if you encounter an ... the correct details the second time around should go much faster. The worst thing you ... -
Masters vs. law schoolOk so I am currently doing my masters in counseling. Long story short I got into this field because it was "convenient". I always wanted to go to law…
... this semester, take the time to study for the December LSAT, then take it from there ... .
I am on the fence on what to do. I don't ... want to keep committing, and taking ... -
In a slump =(I've been really delaying making this thread, partially in hopes that I would start hitting the scores I need to soon, and wouldn't need to basically…
... the Pt-BR-repeat phase and I can’t possibly find the time to type ... out the explanations for every problem. I think you’ll ... if you do type out the explanations and start reading other material, continuing to ... -
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…
... able to take the time to do a slow prep that will really help make you ... smarter in the long run.
< ... this. You have nothing to lose and potentially much to gain by ... thinking outside of the box it sounds like you ... -
Striving for 180 BR !I have been stuck in the 155-158 range for a month and, recently, I broke into the early 160s (160-161 last couple PTs). As many people suggested on…
... just take all day to do it. Then score it. Take the time to write ... out a paragraph if you ... need to in order to ... . And if you seriously do not know the right answer, ... -
Striving for 180 BR !I have been stuck in the 155-158 range for a month and, recently, I broke into the early 160s (160-161 last couple PTs). As many people suggested on…
... clean copy. Go through the answers and REALLY critically ... you think your answer is right, doesn't mean it is...... take the time to ... really reason out why you think your answer ... is right and the others ... -
Last minute dilemma withdraw*please don't quote i am in a dilemma regarding whether to take the test this Saturday. i had been scoring at my target of 173 in the retakes of t…
... postponing might do that for you. Take the time to take 2 PTs per week and ... in your own time after you take each prep test. You can only improve ... from here! Good luck to you ... -
Wanting to give up after over a year of studying, advice?Soooo I'm not the one to post but it seems needed and I have no where else to turn. First things first, I promised myself I would not go to law schoo…
... what you want to do then by all means walk away... as for the time ... ... I spent double what you've spent preparing before I got to ... a third time. This should not be any guide to you as to what you should ... -
154 on first test.. What should I do?So I took the December LSAT with no preparation. I'm torn between getting an MBA and going to law school, so I just wanted to see how I'd do. I manag…
... , but statements like the above and the fact that you purposefully took an ... what you want to do and jumping into law school and taking on the ... would give you a bit more time to figure out what you actually want to do ... -
[Ended] Special Webinar: Personal Statement Bootcamp with 7Sage's David BusisFor those who missed the first and second webinars with @david.busis , you'll have another chance to attend this Thursday! <b>No sign-up necessar…
I would absolutely take the time to attend this seminar. David is outstanding at what he does. -
September 2016 BR GroupHello lovely 7Sagers! Is there a September 2016 BR group? If there isn't, when might one be getting started?
... able to attend. Of course, the main idea of the BR is to take the time to really ... could record for you. Obviously you wouldn’t be able to interact or ... allow folks like you to participate on their own time. I’m sure ... -
I've hit a slumphi friends i have unfortunately hit a real slump in my LSAT studies. I am feeling very discouraged after several low scoring practice tests. I woul…
... the equation for your actual score. Take these tests to figure out what you need to ... you can do it, we all can. You have to take baby steps, you ... 're going to take wrong turns, you're going to ... want to tell you about the serious ... -
One month before the LSAT test.I plan to strart studying one month prior to the LSAT test. Am I the only one?
... advise you to start studying now and take the September exam, because if you take the time to prepare ... now and take the exam in September, you ... -
Comparing LRAP programsI've been accepted to two T-14 schools and am now trying to compare the different LRAPs and general student debt assistance programs they offer. I'm …
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You do need to do your own research though, take the time to ... slowly read through the ... explanation section of the LRAP for ... -
Sufficient Study Time + Tackling the "Hardest" QuestionsHello, I've been studying rather ineffectively on my own since January until May, which was when I got 7Sage. Although I must say my understanding an…
... is where this really develops. Take the time to understand these, as long as ... let one go. You must come to view failing to achieve full understanding ... addition to that, you do have to continually increase your mastery of the logic ... -
Why is Blind Review helpful?I have been doing Blind Review and I understand it helps to figure out the correct answers on your own before looking at the answers but why is it he…
... theoretical max. So take your time to really make sure you understand each question ... /> The more time you spend digging in to the questions that slow you down/cost you points, the ... more prepared you ... -
Where to go from hereHas anyone ever gotten to this point/what did you do to increase your score?: I am missing consistently around 4-6 per section and I need a 170 on th…
... challenging questions is the key to improving. Most people dont take the time to do it ... you have to work for it. But do all of the steps properly to ... really master the test and you'll get ...
