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venting about the sept lsatscores come out a week from today and i can't stop stressing about it. i genuinely do not know what to expect which is a little scary because i'm als…
scores come out a week from today and i can't ... would be good enough to withdraw from october. how is everyone else ... -
Re-schedule test date?I signed up to re-take the LSAT in September and apply this year for Fall 2015 admittance. I'm almost done with the 7sage course, but I haven't start…
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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…
... am getting all I can from the program from simply following the lesson ... -
Already Considering the Dec LSATI'm so nervous, I suffer from a wandering mind, and I got a 150 on my last prep test, I mistakenly bought a book with the most recent test in it from…
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How much improvement is possible in 2 weeks?As we near the 2 weeks mark from the December LSAT, I, as sure as others, are wondering really how much can one expect to improve in this time? My la…
^technically....you can withdraw from the Dec and RE-register for Feb. You will not receive any refunds and have to pay the new fee for Feb. -
How do I change my LSAT date from December to February?I've already paid and am registered, but have no idea whether I need to withdraw, and then re-register, or if there's a way to redelegate it, ect and…
... deadline passed. However, you can withdraw from the Dec exam as long ... on the 5th. If you withdraw, then it won't show ... on your record. So just withdraw from Dec and then reregister for ... -
is canceling Feb LSAT going to leave a record?I was planing to take Feb one but then realized that I won't get ready by then... so I want to cancel Feb one but I am afraid that it might leave a r…
If you withdraw for the test by 11: ... or not you want to withdraw from it. Hope that helps ... -
Need advice, encouragement, help..Hi Everyone! My name is Justina. I currently work full time (40 hours a week) and go to college full time (finishing my BA this May 2015) I also pick…
... every other day and then withdraw from the exam if you aren ... -
Canceling a scoreIf you cancel your score after taking the test, does this count as one of the three times you're allowed to take the LSAT within 5 years? Thanks in a…
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score not improving...really depressed...I've started studying since January with a score of 158. After a few practice tests, I had some scores in the low 160s - I had a 162, 165, and 163...…
... few days before to just withdraw from the test and wait until ... -
Need a better understanding of the LSAT test.Hello, I am a junior in college and I want to know more information about taking the LSAT test. I want to know what are the best study tools and also…
Yes, it is much harder than the act/sat. It is after all, a graduate program and it is assumed you have a 4 year degree since that is a perquisite for law school. -
Be real with me pleaseAlright, I already took and canceled my July 2015 score and registered for the October test. I have been studying all summer and I am now taking PTs.…
... weeks until we have to withdraw from the test and be refunded ... -
Advice! Deadlines!7Sage! I have a question regarding registration/LSAC business. I wanted to write the October exam, but I’m not feeling confident as of late. I wa…
... right in assuming I can withdraw from the October exam up until ... -
Please, begging for help!7Sagers: I need some serious H-E-L-P. here's the details: 1. Took June 2015 LSAT. Canceled the score, signed up for 7sage, finished it in late a…
... give you one clear advice: withdraw from October 3rd's LSAT. There ... and lets your brain switch from one question stem to another ... , depending on how you feel from this point forward. Don't ... -
June 2016 LSATWho else is going to take the June 2016 LSAT? I'd love to connect with you. :)
Another June taker here - just need to withdraw from December...sorry bank account. -
Withdrawing from Dec testI am wondering whether I should withdraw from the December test or to go ahead and just take it. My pt scores are around 168 and with my gpa below th…
... comments. I've decided to withdraw from the December test and keep ... -
Should I Take the December LSAT?I have been studying for the LSAT since September, I had planned to take it in February giving myself enough time to conquer the beast. However, arou…
... stuck. If I have to withdraw from test, this is the day ... -
June Test-Takers, Week of Feb 1st: Tues (PT 43), Thurs (PT72), and Sat ( PT 44)<img src="http://mittromneycentral.com/uploads/june-3.jpg"> </center> June Test Takers! Great work last week, gang! Here’s the schedule this …
... . I'm about to withdraw from the February exam and am ... -
EdinburghThis might be a stretch, but is there anyone in Edinburgh, Scotland looking for a study buddy?
... not shocked, as I suffered from horrible anxiety during the rc ... . I'm just about to withdraw from the Feb exam and register ... linked to lack of confidence from feelings unprepared. Anyway, sorry for ... -
LoRs for Old PeopleSo I finished undergrad in ’08, which by the way was a really shitty time to graduate, lol. Anyway. So I haven’t worked with my professors in a lon…
... have one amazing LOR from my 2013 professor. The ... I currently have a LOR from the lawyer I worked ... unemployment claims, a manager from my nonprofit who I ... new one will be from an academic institution, that ... I can get one from my program in 2004... and then ... -
Currently freaking outI took my cold diagnostic a couple of weeks ago and got a 152 w/ -18 in lg, -7 and -6 in lr, and -7 in rc. I've been self studying for about 2 weeks…
... . And plenty of time to withdraw from September, so don't sweat ... -
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…
... think you definitely want to withdraw from September.
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What's wrong with me?So regardless if I take a timed or untimed test, I only get half of the logical reasoning questions right. The first 10-12 I get right and then it go…
... ’s you really need to withdraw from the September test date.
Which one is my LSDAS GpaI just looked at my Academic Summary Report. First thought was.... WTF! This is so confusing. I have no idea what the first part is all about. I scro…
... score, LSDAS counts every score from HS grad. to the end ... withdraws. One is a class withdraw, which is unprejudiced. I just ... where one would have to withdraw from the semester and I believe ...One Month Left.. not doing goodhey everyone, I have one month left and I am scoring between 146-155 which is extremely low. I have high GPA a (3.8) and good references and it is so…
... for this thing for years. Withdraw from September, stop taking PTs, and ...Letters of RecommendationHi, My question is regarding the letters of recommendation for LSAC. I decided that I am going to apply next year for law school (not ready for the…
... a couple of my professors from my program to write my letter ...Letters of RecommendationHi, My question is regarding the letters of recommendation for LSAC. I decided that I am going to apply next year for law school (not ready for the…
... a couple of my professors from my program to write my letter ...Should I wait for the next cycle?I'm currently signed up for the September LSAT next weekend, but I plan on withdrawing from it because I don't feel ready. I've heard that if I take …
... easy on you:
1) Withdraw from September. You have a target ...If retaking LSAT, is Dec better or Feb?Hello everyone! I am taking the Sept LSAT .. which is this Saturday.. however, I only had 1 full month to study so I'm not confident enough that I…
... that I think you should withdraw from your Sept. LSAT. Never waste ...too far from the targetI am really nervous now , I studied around 2 months, with 5 PT, only get 141, not sure I can overcome it in December, not sure I will try in this…
If you're aiming for a 160, withdraw from the September test. Start studying, PT when you're ready + BR those PTs. Then, when you've scored in the 160+ range a few times, register for the upcoming exam.
