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I pushed back my test to January because I am still not scoring in the mid 160s
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@mixedlaw Hi! I read your comment and would be interested at looking at your spreadsheet!! I don't think I am doing the BR process well enough, but I have only done 2 PTs so far.
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My first PT I did shit, but your score will definitely increase. I would recommend starting with LG and perfecting all of the games based on repetition, and then working your way up to LR. My goal score is a 165 so I am in the exact same boat. I sco…
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@s_lovett2u said: I am in the same boat and this post gives me some extra motivation to keep on keeping on. Thanks Yes me too TBH!! Lets get this bread
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YAY this gives me hope tbh
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Aw yay that honestly gives me so much relief!
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It depends to what school you're applying too. I am also re taking the LSAT in November and in my humble opinion, if you get a higher score above the median you will be fine. Also, applying in November is not actually that late. You will still get s…
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No there is not. You are just gonna have to wait
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I would like to join you!
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@CharlieHu said: I've been working full time and studying for almost 6 months now. Just want to share my schedule with you. Following this strictly has prevented me from burning out. I get off at 5pm from work every day, and arrive home a…
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@fycw2068 said: I'm also working full-time while studying for the LSATs. I also have 2 kids so I COMPLETELY understand burn out and can definitively say, the only way to avoid burn out, is to rest well. 4 hours right after a full work da…
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This honestly has helped a lot!! thank you guys!!!
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This honestly gives me hope!!! Congrats!!
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You will be fine, its better to go in with a higher score than with a low score, if anything.
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@"Gee-dawg" said: @ebby_luna sounds like you are doing the pomodoro technique( studying for 25 mins and taking a 5 min break). I switched it up a bit by studying for 45 mins and giving myself 10-15 min breaks. I am actually gonna try that to…
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I am putting in at least 4 hours each day studying for 5x a week and then going out on either Friday or Saturday to reward myself. But it is so HARD, some times i literally have no motivation. I also give myself breaks to use my phone, because if I …
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I was, but then I realized I wont have enough time to study. When did you take your first PT diagnostic score?
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How long did you study for and how many days a week/hours? and did you use 7sage all throughout ur study sesh?