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The one thing I learned from working at a law firm is that it takes quite a while to get that big salary. You have to really really really really want to be a lawyer for a lot of different reasons. I don't know what it's like to work at a big law fi…
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I wish I had this problem..... being finished early. Blind Review will work wonders! Good luck
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I really hope they are! Sometimes I feel like I'm learning some interesting stuff.
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hahaha I bet you all did amazing!!
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I would say whenever works best. However, sleep is very important. I took the December LSAT and worked full time the entire time. It was physically, emotionally, and mentally exhausting. I burnt out easily and lost hope a lot of the time. Be mindful…
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I debated this idea too. I think it really depends. For me, I had no aspirations of becoming a lawyer what-so-ever. The summer before my last year of undergrad I applied for a some summer jobs, as I had only 1-2 courses left in my undergrad and coul…
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Take a break. I used to feel so guilty about taking breaks, but it's the best advise. You want to be hungry to attempt LSAT questions, not burn out.
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@ddakjiking I'm confused by your comment lol. I indicated that I did not know that it would be in there first three sections lol.
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It absolutely is possible, keep pushing!
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I agree. Drill, drill, drill, and really focus on identifying WHY each of the answers are wrong compared to why the right answer is the right answer. Identify your weak and struggling areas and try to improve on those the most.
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Honestly, from taking the test in December, I actually did not know that sometimes the experimental section is in the first 3 sections and your last two sections are counted. I think there is some benefit from taking a 5 section practice test, espe…
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I think it would be worth doing them!
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I would say, if you're doing your preps under the strict testing conditions, then a average range of 4-5 of your latest prep tests would probably be indicative of your score . I don't think length or amount of studying done is a good indicator at al…
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I would say try for the higher score congrats on getting into a school BTW!
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for December, mine came without warning while I was standing in the Superstore parking lot. Worst. I thought it was coming that following Monday lol.
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I use 7Sage and purchased the LSAT Trainer just beucase I heard it was superior for RC. And... it is
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Good job
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Nice, thanks!!
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"you'll be much, MUCH better off waiting for that great score than rushing into a crappy one." this is solid advice and completely true!!
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Second option!
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Usually I just ask myself "What else could be explaining this"
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Nice
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ahahah ^
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Hi! Okay. I am in a similar boat. I work at a law firm full time as well. I tried to cram full time studying in with my full time job, and my LSAT mark for December was a sad 155. I honestly can say that, although I'm glad for having been through th…
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I would say review fundamentals and really drill. Gain confidence in your ability because obviously you know what you're doing (with a BR in the 170s)
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Honestly. I took the December test and was going to retake in June. I, like you, started the Ultimate course in January. I work full time as well. I've been plugging away at it and am almost complete. I would say that if you're taking prep tests an…
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Like I said, it's a course, but if you sign up for the 30 hour it's worth going to a few instructions to get the 2-3 stimulated test experiences.
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http://www.oxfordseminars.ca/LSAT/lsat_dates.php#toronto go down to "Toronto LSAT Test Preparation Course - U of T"
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True. I think Oxford Seminars is the company that offers it. There's one in Edmonton, but I remember reading a few other cities! It's a course you take, but at the end they offer a few nights where you can come and write a proctored exam.
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^ yes, I def star lessons that I had trouble with as well, for reference, because going through papers is tough!