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haha yeah. @jdawg113 and I talked about this a couple days ago. :P
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@Sapphire I'm a bit confused by what you mean. Can you elaborate? lol.
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@Sapphire Nope. June is like Oct and Dec. I just thought a June Thread is fitting since scores came out yesterday and it's the next administration. And as far as I know, you don't get to see the experimental section. They grade them...but you just…
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@alexandra.k.griffiths What is your last official or unofficial test score? Feel free to private message me if you don't want to say on here but depending on where you're at, 3 months is doable.
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@pritisharma Cambridge offers drilling packets for LR/LG/RC that use PT 1-38. They are conveniently sorted out for you to drill the same game or LR question type in repeated fashion. LR: http://www.cambridgelsat.com/bundles/logical-reasoning-by-ty…
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Welcome everyone! @skithebigone91 I would be mindful of burnout. Technically I studied for 7 months before taking the Feb test. I wanna say that I sort of burnt out in December and possibly the week before the test. Pretty sure I had cold-like symp…
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@emli1000 It appears that OP is out of college with a 3.0 so that's fixed. His best bet would be to get a higher LSAT score. Although personal statements and work experience may differentiate Applicant A from Applicant B, GPA/LSAC pretty much makes …
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@"James Dean" That's good to hear. Going into law school with the intent on transferring to a better school is super risky lol. You have the right attitude with that. Take the time to soak in everything and plan your future.
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Yeah. Feel free to take another month off before getting back into the study grind. I started a retakers June Thread but you're more than welcome to join for motivation. I want it to be a continually updated Thread for us retakers.
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Ouch OP. If you were PT'ing in the 170's you should def study for a retake. From what I know with the retake rule, you will be eligible for this upcoming Oct test (someone correct me if wrong). That leaves you with at least 7 months to prepare. The …
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Yeah, it really depends on the person. Obviously it took me from July to Feb 7th (7 months) improve 25+ points officially. @ValBerroa : What's your schedule like? Are you still in school or working?
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@ValBerroa I just got my score back and scored low 160's. What I would suggest is lay off PT'ing for a bit and really spend time going through the 7Sage Curriculum. I thought that the LR and LG lessons were pretty good! Make sure to do the practice…
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@blah170blah UnfortunatelyI scored lower than expected too.
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Feb tests are undisclosed so you only get your score and percentile.
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GOOD LUCK EVERYONE!
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@shane.mcglashen Nope, not yet. All my icons are still green. I'm refreshing the page every 30 seconds, lol.
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@SoltanShah Don't let other people's comment stop your progress. It's very possible to improve 20+ points! The funny thing is....I originally had my goal set on 160 but once I improved to that mark, I wanted more and set my eyes on that 170. :P
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Disclaimer: Haven't seen any of the India PT's Have you exhausted every single PT 1-74 and the few Feb PT's? I'd probably use these Indian PT's as a last resort and redrill/PT the same PT 1-74. Even if you have gone through a PT, it's okay to take …
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Well this has been an interesting turn of events this past couple days lol. Anyways scores should be out tomorrow or Tuesday so good luck to all of us!
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Yeah....I'm skeptical so far. No movement on TLS nor Reddit.
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what????
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@mpits001 oops. I changed my username recently since old one was a bit easy to out me, haha. Hoping tomorrow will finally be the day!
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Posted this awhile back but -Diagnostic July 2014: upper 130's -early Dec 2014: upper 150's/low 160's -Jan/Feb 2015: mid to high 160's Still waiting on an official score though. Hoping for at least a 165+!
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@mpits001 I wouldn't worry too much about stressing over which date is "harder". I had that coming into Feb. Since it's an undisclosed test, I was worrying whether I see a funky LR question or worse, a crazy rare LG game type. Luckily, this past Fe…
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@bonjoursm when you log into LSAC and go into the LSAT portion where you see the Feb administration test, you'll see a couple of green icons. Right before they send your score via email, those icons turn grey/gray which means an imminent release.
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I'd say it depends on the person. Like @harrismegan I'm definitely a morning person so I felt pretty dang alert for this past Feb test. Although a 12PM test time wouldn't necessarily kill me, I'd probably take some caffeine so I don't crash around 2…
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Unless you had a severe emotional/mental breakdown on test day, expect to be within 3-5 points of your PT average. IMO, I feel like anything over 176+ is partially due to luck. The difference between a 176 and 180 is a mere 4-5 questions on a test. …
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Today's a sad day.
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How do you know what it feels like to test with a disability? I know that LSAC is extremely picky about who to give extra time to so I give those with extra accommodations a fair chance. Trying not to out myself but I have a friend who had brain sur…
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almost 5:30pm Pacific time...guess today is not grey day.