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Feb score..
nibrahem96
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I took the lsat for the first time and got a 136.. super sad
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So sorry to hear ):
I kept postponing my LSAT because I felt I would be in this situation honestly. Manifesting that your next test will be higher though. 🙌🥺
(I found live sessions to be helpful in giving confidence/more speed and some tips the syllabus leaves out.)
Everyone has to start somewhere! I would take it as a starting point. It is only up from there. Take a week or even two off -- you deserve it from all the stress of test-taking. If it was easy, everyone would be scoring 175+. Let's get back on the horse and start fresh with getting a strong understanding of the foundational basics and get this score increase! Please stay positive!! It is a learning process that takes time.
Well definitely don't take it again for a while. Do the CC and take PT's for a while. I sort of did what you did back in 2021. I took the test twice and got 144 then 146. It was a dumb decision because I knew very little about the test and took it anyway. Now my PT scores are low 160s and I'm gearing up to take it in September