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So all October Test Takers must take the Test the in-person option is no longer available?
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@LSAT_Wrecker said: @jkpokou said: @LSAT_Wrecker said: Why the rush? Is there something preventing you from a more reasonable and methodical approach to taking this test preparation seriously and giving it the tim…
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@Harvey_l said: Hi there! To answer your interest in achieving that specific LSAT score directly, I went through the CC. Then I began PTing at 150, after only two tests my score stabilized to 158 and 157; therefore, I believe if you took this …
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@Overcomer said: I have no sight on whether or not you can raise you score in that short time period. But I know taking more practice tests is very important, so you have the right idea. But if you get your scores up, with your urm status and …
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@Nabintou said: Découragement n'est pas Ivoirien. You can absolutely go from 143 to 157+. Like others have already recommended, I’d start by planning to tackle a rigorous study schedule and go from there (I.e., the one here on 7sage). As…
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@LSAT_Wrecker said: Why the rush? Is there something preventing you from a more reasonable and methodical approach to taking this test preparation seriously and giving it the time a serious life goal deserves? While a lot is possible in five w…
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@acsimon said: This is doable, as ppl said, because of the scoring band in which you fall right now. However, five weeks of study means five weeks of study. Plan on really packing it in, especially since you’ll want enough spacing between prac…