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Kermit750
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Welcome back to the grind! I think you should work through the CC first. I highly doubt that you've forgotten everything. You might feel a little rusty on some things but on others you might have a better understanding due to the time away from the …
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@"Paul Caint" That looks good.
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This is classic burn out. Definitely stay off anything LSAT related for a couple days at least 2-3, some people take a week off. If you've been going hard for a while and you haven't had any break at all try to take off more days. You could work on …
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I add that to my fool proof list because it's easy to brush off mistakes as being minor. Every detail counts and any mistake made is worth looking at again. When I fool proof on an initial try of a game, I use a stop watch to track how long each in…
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Yes, but they don't give it a lot of weight.
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These are the nondisclosed tests according to the LSAC website: July 2018 January 2019 March 2019 June 2019 I'm assuming November will be disclosed if no changes will be made to the current information.
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This is amazing! You worked so hard for this, you truly deserve it.
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Sending y'all positive vibes!
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LSAC is constantly playing with people's emotions smh
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Good luck to everyone! Hope your score is what you expect, but even if it's not there's always room for a retake
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You're a rockstar!!!! Congrats!
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Wait till you're done with the CC. Right now your goal should be going through the curriculum and getting a good grasp of the fundamentals.
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I don't have much insight on this, but you should definitely check this out. https://classic.7sage.com/admissions/lesson/loci-dos/
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You might be on to something with getting a better outcome when you do RC first. I'll suggest trying to do this on a few more PTs to see if you get a consistent result. My first section is always off when I take a PT, but doing some sort of warmup w…
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The thread is gold!
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Congratulations on being able to improve your BR score! BR is where the magic happens. I would suggest identifying the question types that are challenging for you and drill those. Also, while taking the timed exam, I would encourage you to implemen…
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This is freaking awesome. Congrats!!!!!
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Congrats!
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Rooting for you!
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Hey! Sure
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Congrats!
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Taking a gap year is totally fine. If you're taking off an academic year before you graduate just for the LSAT I would strongly suggest against that. There's time for you to study for the LSAT after you graduate, right now your focus should really b…
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Ohhh snap!!!! Great job and congrats!
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Although I'm not taking the LSAT tomorrow I wish everyone taking it the best. You've worked so hard for this moment. Keep a positive mindset regardless of what happens. Breathe, believe in yourself and know that at the end of the day it's just anoth…
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Yeah, there's no problem.
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Congrats!!!
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That's awesome!
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You know what you're capable of so why settle. I believe in taking as much time as needed to get the score you desire. I wish I had listened to this earlier myself. Like @akistotle stated you are definitely not old. I don't believe in being too old…