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LSAT 2026 Spring
mikerivas1677
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Hello everyone, I have posted a couple times in regard to wanting to get a consistent study regime going. I am completely onboard with this, this time around. I quit my job of 6 years in order to get on board with this. I am ready, willing, determined, and able to get the ball rolling. I have two LSAT books and 7sage subscription until February
I have a bachelor's in criminal justice, Cum Laude, from Wichita State University. I heard LSAT demon is good as well. I plan on taking the LSAT back-to-back to back to start the 2026 year. I don't want to let up this time around.
Please, comment on this discussion if you're serious about studying together. I work Monday-Thursday, off Friday and weekends.
Happy studying!