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@hopefulling said: An LSAC rep talking at a school's webinar hinted that they will be (at least the first few). She also said that LSAC will make an announcement in the next few weeks. Oh, thank God.
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They always consider your highest score, if i were you I would try to do something that relaxes me like meditation or have some chamomile tea( mediation works perfectly for me) and I would try to retake it, Im sure you will rock the second one, you …
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Can I have the link to your quizlet too please?
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@"C.Donnan" said: Hi! I also have ADHD and a few other exacerbating conditions, making it really hard to take exams like the LSAT. The good news is that you can definitely develop techniques that help mitigate the symptoms. More than anythi…
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@yoder said: My best advice would be to ask for 100% accommodations. My friend has ADHD and got 50% so now she has plenty of time. I also have ADHD, but have no doctor so I FEEEL your struggle. Try not to stress, just study and listen to all o…
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@kkole444 said: Hello @javanroj As a person who has been diagnosed with ADHD as well, what worked good for me was setting up my study schedule to fit my needs. I would break the blocks of study time up and I would go for a walk/run/workout…
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I think 7 sage is not always as accurate as lawhub. for May 2020 lsat test, according lawhub i got 150 but 7sage showed 152. ;/
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YES, I can tell you from my personal experience. I got 127 (July 2020) on my diagnostic test and just like you I had to guess so many of the Q because of the time. Since July I've been studying almost everyday and now Im scoring at 155 considering t…
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Hi I heard if we try to keep our PT in the longer version (4section, Normal lsat) it's easier for us to do LSAT flex and our brain doesn't get tired fast on the test day since it's used to longer test. Good luck.