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MissChanandler
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Thanks @akriegler !
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These last couple of days are about confidence and preventing burnout. You want to be as well rested and mentally fresh as possible on test day. I would do some light drilling, MAYBE a section or two today and tomorrow and then mostly just chill on …
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Guys I think this is supposed to be a 69 joke @Tom_Tango @LSAT_Wrecker
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If on PTs you've been scoring in the range of where you want to score on test day, then you need to just take the next few days off and trust in the abilities that you've worked hard to get. A few days won't make a difference as far as learning new …
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People have done it before but it really really depends on how easily you master the test. You'd have to be naturally really good at picking up the kind of thinking that the LSAT requires and you'd have to have tons of free time for studying between…
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If you're not retaking then I don't see any reason to sit on them. Generally, the earlier you apply the better. Having said that, I wouldn't recommend rushing the application if it isn't ready. It would be much better to submit a strong application …
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Yes to putting the pencil down!
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Your plan sounds pretty good. I would go over your weaknesses today and tomorrow, do some LG to stay sharp on Thursday, and then take Friday mostly if not completely off. At this point it's about being in tip top shape and keeping your confidence up…
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The fewer the better. 4 vs 5 might not make a huge difference, but why take it if you're not ready? What are your previous scores, and what is your goal score?
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At this point, you shouldn't be focusing on timed sections. Do a section giving yourself as much time as it takes and see how many answers you miss. You need to develop a deeper understanding of RC and practice the fundamentals before trying to get …
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It's definitely okay to leave things off of your resume. Resumes should be no longer than a page or two MAX. By the time you're in your twenties, almost everyone is leaving things off of their resume. The point of a resume is to present yourself in …
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If you know you're not ready, and 150 is far off from your goal, then I'd say postpone. I don't think there's any benefit other than experience, which can be simulated pretty easily. The negative is having a lower than desired score on your record. …
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Ahh, gotcha. I think knocking out the applications is a great idea then!
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Why are they due on November 1st? Is this for early decision? Sorry if I'm missing something obvious haha. I think your schedule depends on a lot of personal factors, but I would be aiming for about fifteen-twenty hours of study a week. For me this …
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I think your scores will be a little bit inflated but as others have said they are definitely still worth doing. Instead of thinking of them in terms of score, think about what you have to learn from them. And since it was so long ago you probably w…
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I think it would be okay to go semi intense on LG today and tomorrow, but only if you really back off on Wednesday. I wouldn’t take any more PTs at this point.
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I think it depends on your GPA and LSAT. With high numbers, they give very generous scholarships without ED.
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Look at your dream law schools :-)
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Good luck everyone, this all sounds awesome!
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I know it really stinks to see your score go down even a little, but the 168 is barely outside of your average and the 166 isn’t shockingly low or anything. I think you probably do just need a bit of rest. Maybe don’t even take one on Wednesday beca…
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Oh my gosh, thank you!
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Yeah, if you’ve never hit your goal score and your average is 12 points lower, taking the test is really not a good idea. It’s a waste of your money and time, and it goes on your permanent record
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If you’re not willing to postpone, I don’t think there’s much you can do in one week except hope for that good luck of the draw.
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I think you need to take a day or two off. If you went through the CC in three weeks (general consensus seems like it usually takes a couple of months) then you likely 1) are burnt out and/or 2) that wasn't enough time to really digest the materials…
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I've always been a super fast reader (on my diagnostic I had no problem getting through every passage with time to spare), which obviously helps, but there are a few things that I've found help. 1) I don't write anything on the passage. In fact, I u…
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Is your BR score closer to zero? I think that getting faster is partly just a matter of practice and partly strategy. If your BR is pretty close to zero then that would suggest that you understand what's going on and you just need to speed up. If th…
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If you're going to try a new medicine, I'd test it out on maybe Wednesday or earlier in the week just to see what effect it has on you. Don't want any surprises! Also this is pretty obvious and I'm sure you've thought of it already, but if it's at a…
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Almost forgot: gotta watch Legally Blonde!
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CBD is Cannabidiol. It's a marijuana derivative with the THC (the stuff that gets you high) removed.
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I've had a couple of scores messed up because I clicked the wrong letters when entering into 7sage analytics. I'd double check that something like that didn't happen