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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…
withdrawing is before the test, canceling ... score I would recommend just withdrawing now as you never know ... would have done pretty good. Withdrawing now means you lose your ... also think of it as withdrawing-from registration, and canceling your score ... -
Weekly Goal-Setting & Accountability ThreadHi everyone, I'm taking somewhat of an LSAT hiatus for March (school, it happens) but I'm going to start a goal-setting/accountability thread here…
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October test takersI'm debating whether to take june or October And can't schedule October without canceling june . How do test sites look for October in SF?
... gives me time to meet early decision deadlines.
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Problem Set MayhemI'm sure that I'm not the only one that noticed there are a bunch of new problem sets shoved into our study guide. This really stressed me out, since…
... I've seen were all from early PTs. I think 7Sage does ... they would corrupt any PTs from the 36+ range for problem ... extracted problem sets more thoroughly from PTs 1-35 since there ... -
Advice - where to go from here?Alright! I have completed the Premium package of 7Sage twice now, I started taking prep tests at the end of May and, so far, my average for PTs is 16…
... just like the first game from PT 1, but with more ... see a lot of testimony from other exam takers that they ... , or at least take elements from them and mixing it with ... know going over the LG from early PTs helped me a lot ... -
Re-taking in October. Best Plan?I took the June LSAT and scored 150. Needless to say, I would like to do better next time around. I had a pretty demanding job this past year (as man…
... based on merit, not on early applications. If you apply in ... 165+ you might get something. Early decision is another matter. I don ... know your GPA, but as early decision is somewhat self-selective, the ... -
Fall admission 2016Do all law schools differ as to which LSAT is accepted for fall admission? Is it primarily the December LSAT that is accepted for all fall applicant…
... to submit your application as early as possible. Also, by taking ... Dec LSAT you miss some early decision deadlines and scholarship opportunities -
Time...help...I know it takes a lot longer for LSAT than ppl think (at least a year indicated in the course) But the reality for me is I only have about 2 months b…
Early decision with a low score will ... and a couple other schools, early decision is by far the worst ... decision you could make because it ... -
How do you guys use the analytics on the site?I'm starting to build a large enough sample of PTs (just took my 7th today) that using the analytics to inform my prep seems like a sensible option. …
... old problem sets on pdf from before the ban. You can ... up some 10 Actual books from early tests and cannibalize those... Or ... -
DiscouragingHi, I have been studying for the Oct. 2015 LSAT since (essentially) July 1. I work a full-time job, and have recently moved to a new city, and ha…
... application (and missing out on Early Decision).
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DiscouragingHi, I have been studying for the Oct. 2015 LSAT since (essentially) July 1. I work a full-time job, and have recently moved to a new city, and ha…
Early decision is pretty worthless outside of ... -
Is it normal for practice test scores to dip?So I know I'm not quite doing things the 7Sage-approved way: I registered for the October LSAT and started 7Sage late this June because I need to get…
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NewbieJust discovered 7sage after spending appx 2k on a prep course and Powerscore books. I have been prepping on and off since January-May and almost ever…
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Original PS paper shreddedI've been working on it for months. It's already been edited. It's an "overcoming adversity statement" which I really did not want to do in the begin…
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The regular decision deadline is May 15th for ... the full-time program. The early decision deadline is November 15th for ... to submit your application as early as possible. Transfer applications are ... -
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You just cannot apply Early Decision. Otherwise, applying with the Dec. LSAT is fine as long as you do what @lsatblitz recommended. Good luck! -
Old PTs vs New PTs?I just took the LSAT for the first time this past Saturday (10/3). I know I didn't do as well as I need to - or even as well as I was PTing leading u…
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you can apply ED II at some schools - penn has an early decision deadline in january. -
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…
@John180now said:
I need a 172
Says whom? What makes you think a 172 is going to cut it for HYS if your gpa is not perfect or close to perfect? Are you a URM? I think you should play around with mylsn and search for anecdotal ... -
Is it worth it to postpone taking the December LSATI am supposed to be taking the December LSAT, because of numerous reasons including school, work, and health issues I haven’t given my self enough ti…
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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…
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I'm desperate to get better at logic gamesI'm sitting for the Feb test, and if I could consistently get games to -1 or -0 as so many people say is possible then I'd be hitting 175+ on almost …
... out. I can go anywhere from -0 to -8 on the ... talking about the "weird" ones from early PT's, those are not ... -
Application/Decision time frameI realize it is probably different for all schools but how long does it typically take to hear back from law schools after submitting applications?
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To delay or not to delay Feb test to June test? Weigh in!I am retaking the test for a second time and have just come off an intense run with testmasters, but as you've some people here have pointed out so w…
Thanks to everyone for the advice!! All of it has been incredibly helpful. I've decided to postpone (by withdrawing from this weekend's test) to focus on getting my LSAT skills honed to exactly where they need to be for next time. -
Want to give up...I've been stuck in the mid-150s for the last 6 months and I just don't know what to do. I've taken a Blueprint Prep Course, gone through the PowerSco…
Please listen to the advice from everyone to take a ... was extremely frustrated and depressed withdrawing from Dec test. Investing in another ... company may seem futile, but from my experience 7Sage has had ... the lessons that are familiar from other prep courses. I ... -
How should I be studying?My question is this: Is the syllabus scaffolded in such a way for me to perform better on all parts of the test or should I be mixing in practice…
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New study schedule after terrible 1st LSAT try/open for suggestionsHi 7Sagers, I'm looking to get some input from you all. The community here is amazing, so I'm looking forward to some great suggestions. To give …
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Withdrawals on transcriptI have a few withdrawals on my transcript. They are all non punitive and do not effect my overall GPA in any way. One was due to receiving a bad grad…
If they don’t affect your GPA you’re fine. There are tons of good reasons for withdrawing from a class, and I’d be shocked if they took the time to consider it one way or the other. It’s all about that GPA.
