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Hi @harrismegan If you're still feeling burnt out, it might be best to take another break and see if it helps. If you can then get to your goal score by October, take test; otherwise postpone. However, an option that might be better is to do non-st…
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Hi @neethusree Since you just started taking timed practice tests, I'd expect your speed to improve as you go along. Speed is tied to proficiency. As you get better and more experienced, you will get quicker. For LG, remember to do each LG multipl…
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Hi @fuzzy228 Focus on the weak areas if you know what they are.
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I brought a watch when I took the LSAT but didn't use it, as there was a clock on the wall.
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It won't waste time as you will make inferences and gain familiarity, which will expedite question part of section.
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If you're sure that's the issue, spend more time initially before beginning the questions. Either spend more time looking for inferences or how the rules will interact.
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@victoriapadilla1140 I would alternate between the used and new PTs. The used ones are still good for learning, just don't pay too much attention to the scores.
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@shiv.tomer1 said: But it does make me wonder: Is LSAT slowly losing its significance? I've heard of some schools in the States who have completely eliminated the need to write LSAT as part of the application. From what I had heard previously, LSAT…
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Hey @shiv.tomer1 - just a few additions to your post: @shiv.tomer1 said: Many Canadian schools don't rely more heavily on LSAT (except, maybe U of Toronto). University of Toronto previously said that GPA, LSAT and PS are all weighed as 1/3 of admi…
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Keep up the great work.
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@ENTJ I would advise against the above.
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What was your method of studying for the 2 tests you took? How long did you study for?
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First semester. Just kidding, I actually enjoyed 1L. You develop a rhythm of studying etc... 1L has its pressured times but I really liked it.
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Hey @Pacifico Sorry, I didn't apply to McGill and am not familiar with their application process.
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I think the things you mentioned would improve your application. I think things which make you unique will in general make your application better.
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I don't think schools will look down upon that, but the contrary. However, I can really only speak with certainty about my law school - where my classmates come from almost every type of background, and few with a law related degree. You are not exp…
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Hey @mcmlaw36 see this thread :P - http://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/3500/canadian-thread-lsat-law-school
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Finished summer work, so I'll try helping out here more! But maybe don't change "inactive" just yet as I will be travelling for some of this month.
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You can always contact to school to see if they can advise, as they know best.
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Don't take the LSAT until you are consistently hitting near the score you want. You don't need to rush to take the test.
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How much of an increase is needed?
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Congrats!
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I see this thread is full of fellow Canadians. I am entering my 2nd year at U of T Law -- if I can help answer any questions about LSAT or Law School, feel free to ask me in this thread or via PM.
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I see we are having a Canadian meeting here. Good luck @bSM45LSAT Hope your scores improve soon
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Good luck!
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Inactive! Well, I guess it's kind of true... I'll be more active when done working
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Happy Canada Day!
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I took the LSAT back in 2013, but I recall hearing that a circular game appeared in an LSAT last year. Perhaps someone who took the test can confirm and provide the PT#.
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I haven't read all responses so might have been answered. But it is useful to apply to more schools, especially to schools on a comparable level with the one you applied to. If you receive a higher scholarship from a 2nd school (on a comparable leve…
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It will likely depend on how busy you are during those three months. You would likely also have a better prediction once having a diagnostic score. By the way, I am entering my second year at a Canadian law school. If you have any questions feel fr…