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patsfan2000
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Hi so I’m currently planning on taking the LSAT in November and plan to retake in January as well and I have already been approved for my accommodations which is great. The only problem is that I originally was doing a different prep course and it started out very well but started to feel like I was wasting my time and not getting anywhere so I stopped that bought a couple of power books and have been reading those. They definitely are helping but I just felt I needed more direction and kept hearing good things about 7Sage so I bought it to give it a shot. I was wondering whether you think it’s best to follow the sage outline or just jump around and play around with the system
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what I'm doing right now is jumping around each area that I haven't touched based on yet.I skip the things I already know and confident in because it's just a waste of time doing things you already know when you could be working on something you don't already know. If that makes sense.
That does help thanks