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lexxx745
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How many exams have you done? A lot of them? How many do you have left
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@zacharytsmith26 said: How many tests have you done? In other words, what are the odds that it will be one that you've done? I would base it on that. my immediate thought is they use the november lsat?
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@zacharytsmith26 said: How many tests have you done? In other words, what are the odds that it will be one that you've done? I would base it on that. Ive done 1-20 and pretty much odds from june 2007-81. Havent touched anything after 81. …
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@99thPercentileOrDieTryin said: Score to guarantee T14? 180. Seriously, I never saw the point in aiming lower than the top. Even if you don’t ever hit such heights, make it your goal anyway. agreed, although having a goal that the chance o…
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@99thPercentileOrDieTryin said: What are the chances of you re-taking the LSAT and getting that 160 a little higher? If I were you (and we’re in similar predicaments as far as Undergrad is concerned) I’d be spending my every waking spare mome…
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Hm. I BR usually 172-176. 172 is on the low end if im pissed after a PT lol and rush the BR... which is horrible. My last scores have been 166 165 166 and 167 all with pretty recent PTS. I have plenty of PTs left and I think it really comes down to …
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well i went from 156 post CC to mid 160s consistently in a few months so its definitley possible. That was post CC too, before CC i was probably like mid 140s
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The amount of fear and apprehension you show makes me think you should really cancel and really go ham on the LSAT to apply for next year. In all honestly, if you truly guessed on a majority on LG, I would cancel... No one here is going to tell you …
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@FindingSage said: I live close by and am interested in this. Where can I find more information about it? If you type in Google Mcgeorge School of Law LSAT December 14th theres a facebook event with a link to sign up. You can also email the…
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Congrats!
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I havent taken the LSAT yet so not sure if your advice applies to me...But my target score is upper 160s, and Ive been studying since June, though ive taken a few weeks off in total I think. Also some weeks I was only able to do an hour or so a day.…
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Depends, are you still applying this year or planning on next year? If next year, you have some time and can keep grinding and I dont see why trying again would be a bad idea...
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@"LawSchoolHopeful-6" said: Good job! Now go take a shot or have some ice cream. Whichever you prefer... or both
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I havent taken an official LSAT yet so take my advice with a grain of salt. But I will say that when I PT in the afternoon, after I have lifted or worked out, I feel so much better and actually perform better. The results for me reflect it. Maybe it…
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Always see you post a lot and helping others! Hopefully your journey ends and you do well
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Hm... Everything under the same conditions? Low 170s to low 160s (163) is quite a stark jump... Also were the PTS where you scored high 160s low 170s recent?
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Thanks for sharing! Can you maybe talk about what went wrong during the 2nd take? especially if you studied so hard for so long and got the same score? Nerves? Were your PT scores leading up to the second take much much higher than 161? Or perhaps …
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I would push it back once. You talk about your dream score, and that you are fairly sure you wont be able to get it from what Im hearing. Basically, just think about it like whether you are okay with not going to your dream school and settling for a…
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It will be hard, but luckily the jump from 150s to 160s is much easier than 160s to 170s. Are you applying this year? If not, can you take it in March instead or in the summer? It would give you much more time.
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Yep, take your time and youll be good to go. And you can think about it like this you are ONLY halfway. Most people might not hit their peak till their done foolproofing and have even encountered a ton of new games. So, there is still room for impro…
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section breakdowns? Honestly, if LG is killing you maybe take a rest from RC and LR for a few days and hammer out some games? Could be a nice needed break and I find games fun. Also theyre the easiest to improve so
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@"Habeas Porpoise" got an amazing score with only retakes leading up to the last exam, so im sure they could offer some great advice
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not sure. I would say that looking at the employment stats answers your last question. I would think it doesnt depend TOO much on age, but rather the school you attend and how well you do in your class. Honestly, I could imagine that age could somew…
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@dncdrc_04 said: @lexxx745 -10 each its shameful. I tried to pace myself yesterday and go slower and ended up with -7. That count includes the last two questions which I didn’t have time to look at. what about when you do it untimed? Whats y…
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-10 each or -10 in total?
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@cooljon525 said: I would retake the ones you took a while ago Yep I would keep log of the dates of the ones youve taken. And retake the ones that were the longest ago while still being a recent PT (if possible)
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There is a great thinking LSAT podcast episode on this. Not sure which one it is ill try to find it tho
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Honestly reading this is frightening to be able to dip that low from an average in the high 160s. Was every single PT under the same timed conditions? What about the PTs you were taking? Were they fairly recent?
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Long time. You can do a PT a week. If you already finished the CC, take one PT a week and BR it extensivley. During the other days, FP games, work on weaknesses, etc. Once your BR scores is above your target score, you can up the PTs to twice a week…
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Honestly, to go from a 153 to 160 is not a huge jump. Depending on your section breakdown, it can happen quickly. is there no way you can apply next year? First, if you are adamant on applying this year I would just apply now. However, ideally, youd…