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J_Clarkson
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The LSAT is like a marathon. You've gotta train for it!
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Sounds like we're nearly in the same boat! If you need a study buddy along the way, let me know! In terms of your study journey, I'd go with Alex's and Can't Get Right's advice.
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I've been reading up on learning science from coursera.org "learning how to learn". Here's a piece that might be helpful: "Learning doesn't progress logically, so that each day just adds an additional neat package to your knowledge shelf. Sometime…
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You can do it, @"jennilynn89"!
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Thanks, @"Alex Divine"!
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Sounds good. I know other people have sequenced them like 44, 45, 54, 55, 64, 65, for example
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@Coffeecoffeecoff said: I was averaging 169 consistently for the final month and a half before the September LSAT Get back on the horse and take December! You can do this!
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Thanks @nanchito and @"Alex Divine" ! That's what I was thinking too. Do you have tips on how to combine retakes/drills with a PT schedule?
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I wouldn't worry about it too much. Most schools will just look at your highest score.
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I see it's been mentioned above, but do meditate regularly.
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Hard to say, but it seems reasonable.
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Agreed!
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If this were reddit, you'd be gilded!
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draj0623 Good to know! The slack PT was only to get back into the swing of things after a bit of a breather. Strict since then
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people (subject) who aren't handsome (modifier) are happy (predicate). in other words, people -- all people? -- no just those who aren't handsome -- okay what about them? -- they're happy. So if you're a /PH then we know you're H. Don't let yoursel…
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Well played JY, well played.
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quinn makes some great points
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yes it definitely helps! 10% Happier is a good read