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Studying after taking lsat
ebalde1234
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Looking for advice on people that have taken the lsat before and studied after while waiting for their score .... /finding out if they need to retake
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From what I hear, it doesn't hurt to stay fresh. Probably do some light studying and rotate around sections from day to day. Definitely don't overdo it but it's a good idea to keep up with those skills in case you need them again.
If you are taking in July, you should probably start studying, mostly because the date is right around the corner. However, if not, I would recommend that you wait until you get your score. Where this test is disclosed, you will have a better idea of your strengths and weaknesses, and areas to target for improvement.