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Great pointers and insight, and congrats on a superb finish to the test!
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@"Burt Reynolds" thank you 😊 I’m so glad to hear they helped! Look forward to reading the post. @"LOWERCASE EVERYTHING" thank you! @miriaml7 thanks Miriam! I hope your studying is going well (if you’re still studying), otherwise good luck to you …
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@Twix-LSAT thanks, and three times! @oliver_ocean my pleasure! So personally I struggled a lot with being too careful/meticulous; trying to check all the answer choices, drawing out all possible worlds etc. Upon reflection and feedback from others …
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I think everyone here has already nailed the hammer on the head; take a break.
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@teechj117 i’m glad you found it relatable, good luck! @"Lucas Carter" thanks brother, and for everything else! @Trusttheprocess thanks buddy! Hope all is well @"giulia.pines" nothing wrong with postponing, I postponed an entire cycle. I’m glad i…
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@kvitka22 @ledkarly @LegallyBrunette21 thank you! And keep grinding guys!
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@learn2skipQs @thinkorswim thank you! And congrats to you as well @thinkorswim
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@WoodsCommaElle that’s so nice to hear! Thank you for the kind message and I’m glad all those comments served some purpose haha
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Hi there, If you’re really worried about stamina I’d suggest taking 5 section PT’s. You could take a regular 4 section test and then take turns trading off between a 5th section of LG/RC. In terms of scoring you could then calculate your flex score …
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Take 4 section tests and then input your results into the flex calculator. Also I’d input whatever LR section you did worse in.
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Definitely retake, but I also believe you wouldn’t have a problem getting into osgood with a 165. Definitely do not cancel a 165- that is a great score, and based on your PT’s its actually in your statistical range, especially when you factor in the…
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Definitely go for a third! 3-4 takes is in no way viewed abnormally
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Yes, October would definitely be considered early.
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Yes definitely, in fact I would advise it. Just be sure to do the conditional logic section in LR prior to tackling LG.
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@"PFT Commenter" glad to hear it's been working out for you and congrats on the score jump!
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Hello everyone, i've received way more inquires than I was expecting so I'll be closing this thread now. I will select from those who have already messaged me. Thanks!
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@canihazJD They think most people will have a -8 test. That being said there’s a possible combination that could lead to both a -9 and -10 test. However they said it’s unlikely anyone got that.
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Make sure you take some time off, I think everyone can benefit from a small break of about a week- that’s what I’ll be doing at least. Then it’s back to business as usual.
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I would suggest you retake given where you were scoring. Also, I wouldn't worry about having 3 takes on files, honestly it feels like thats the norm now a days.
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no problem! @kkole444
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@tonyahardzinski no, you just need to have one on file.
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PM'd you @Lawfulness29
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Congrats @canihazJD!
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pretty much all of the February undisclosed tests from 2011-present. If you skip to the 1:28:00 mark (https://blog.powerscore.com/lsat/crystal-ball-the-november-lsat-webinar-recording/) there's a visual. Since publishing Crystal Ball, Powerscore …
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@"Burt Reynolds" gotcha! Yes exactly, if you’re good with the 80’s you should be good with everything else. Did they mention which series they thought would be used?
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@"Burt Reynolds" Out of curiosity, what makes you think that they're running out? Personally, I would just focus on the more recent PT's, as those are the most representative of what the LSAT is today.
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I'd just give the admissions office a call and find out. Personally, If I hadn't received said instructions by said time, I would call to follow up. I don't see how doing that could hurt you in anyway.
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I'd say the most important thing is to avoid burnout. If that means taking more than one day off a week, do it. If it means kicking it down from 4 to 3 hours a day, do it. Personally, after about 4 hours a day, diminishing returns begin to kick in a…
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I'm not sure if they're automatically notified or how that works in your given situation. I believe they have access to all the scores you have on file. So really I guess its just if they check/ are notified. If they aren't I wouldn't point it out s…