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Congrats!
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Do you mean the top 14?
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Congrats!!!!! How do you see the average Flex score on the website?
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I would retake it in August. Do you feel like the test was harder than say May2020 test?
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I don't know what to say without sounding really harsh , aside from your mom not "accepting " a 174, congratulations !!!!!!!! You did amazing work! This is your life, your decision, geez you'd think you scored in the 150's. Keep h=going and let no o…
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Hard work pays off, congratulations !
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I would take the October LSAT and still apply in November which is early and you'll have a chance at scholarships.
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@sophiapoirier10 said: Hi everyone! I am just looking to get some advice... I live in Austin (TX resident) and am applying to law school in the Fall 2021 cycle. I really want to go to UT Austin but I am a splitter and curious if anyone has …
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I don't agree, I think there's no such thing as studying too much. You want something, you set whatever goal it is that you feel you need to reach said goal. If you're aiming for a high score than there's no corers to cut, you need to focus and stud…
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@LuxxTaboo said: @"Cynthia-2" said: Anything is possible so long as you put in the work. What is your score now? I also take the test in October, my initial score was a 143, I just hit 166 today. I am aiming for a 166. I ha…
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Maybe you are not ready for timed sections yet, maybe try the games without timing until you familiarize yourself more with them.
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Anything is possible so long as you put in the work. What is your score now? I also take the test in October, my initial score was a 143, I just hit 166 today. I am aiming for a 166.
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if this is something that you want to do and do successfully, it seems like with your schedule, studying to your full potential is not feasible for you. Personally, I have a ft job , kids and a sick mom and sleep 4 hours a night max studying but I k…
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@mere_mortal said: @"Cynthia-2" said: I graduated HS in 2003 , I am 36 and now going to law school, better late than never haha. I am also a mom and work full time so this is not easy! But, facing what's intimidating and difficult …
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me too
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If your funds llow, I would mximize the time with one on one tutoring for the question types tht you are getting wrong. Yes, it does require money, but in the long run the benefits gained will far exceed the investment made.
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When are you taking your test?
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@canihazJD said: I'd consider an RC specific tutor before giving up. It often just takes a few tweaks in mindset/approach. I've found that its not uncommon for an extensive background in reading, literature, etc. to actually function as a hand…
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@mpereira962D said: Cynthia, DO NOT GIVE UP! I had a similar point a few months ago, and 7 sagers had to talk me off the ledge. You can do this. You can master the LSAT. I was stuck for 4 months in the 150's before breaking into 165+ range. …
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Every question has 2/3 obvious wrong answers which I can quickly eliminate, if I find that I take more than a minute deciding on the remaining two I just guess and move on. There's' no use sucking up the minutes on questions that are time suckers if…
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Why feel guilt? You have enough time taking it in October to apply for a Fall22 start date. You could even take the November one and still have time to apply? Ofcourse, October would allow for early decision. Postpone it if you're looking for a 160,…
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I graduated HS in 2003 , I am 36 and now going to law school, better late than never haha. I am also a mom and work full time so this is not easy! But, facing what's intimidating and difficult is what life is about, you'll do fine on the LSAT. I als…
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That's amazing! What is your study schedule like??
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@turvsbro said: June. The "Flex effect" is too strong to ignore. It is easier to get a better score with less sections, generally speaking. I was PT-ing in the high 160's and got a 167 in April. Since then, I have cracked into the mid-170's, w…
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Ofcourse! What are you missing per section?
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I have never gotten a weakening question wrong and the reason for this is that if you attack the premise, you will always get the wrong answer. The trick is to attack the premise - conclusion relationship. What I do is re-word the conclusion, in thi…
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@"Timmy Is an Avg Kid that No One Understands" said: @"Cynthia-2" said: @"Timmy Is an Avg Kid that No One Understands" said: @"Cynthia-2" said: @GoatAdvocate said: …
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@"Timmy Is an Avg Kid that No One Understands" said: @"Cynthia-2" said: @GoatAdvocate said: Hey @thinklikealawyer, you are definitely not alone. The anxiety of test day is an absolutely novel experience compared t…
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@GoatAdvocate said: Hey @thinklikealawyer, you are definitely not alone. The anxiety of test day is an absolutely novel experience compared to what is feels like to take a PT at home. I was averaging between 168-170 on PTs before I took the Ap…