@diana1493 said:
Should I take every PT with 5 sections?
Great question!!
Use those early test sections you have to "build" a 5 section PT. It doesn't matter that you "will know which one is the 5th section"—we do 5 section PT's to build stamina.…
@"Mike Stone" said:
Are you saying that it might be strong enough of a sport law program that it would be okay to go outside the region where I'd like to settle (Boston)?
Might be (thus the O&G analogy). I don't know. You gotta keep in mind th…
@diana1493 said:
like 25 more modern PTs (52+range)
100% get your hands on as many (read: ALL) of the modern PT's—I'd say 45–76 (which will be Oct 2015) for sure. Don't waste much time with the earlier PT's until you've taken all of the modern one…
@g1oriaaa said:
but as of now I feel strong...but hey what do i know -__-
That's awesome! Yeah I mean ... It's good to do all kinds of training. Sprints, long runs, hills, the whole bit. What you're describing fits into one of those analogous cate…
@ENTJ said:
I agree, it can be mightily suspicious...being last and all...
maybe he's an INTJ preparing an elaborate mad-scientist-style troll-fest of all the E's around here ...
@adrian.parlow said:
I can't say I'm experiencing any indicators of burnout
... Yet.
Might be basing your evaluation on too small a sample size (rather, too short a period). Do you really want to run the risk of it taking you personally 4 or 5 …
@Pacifico , paging pac-daddy ...
Outside of the T14, it's better to go to a school in the region in which you want to settle. That's the rule of thumb.
I would not go to UTex (#15 and still has plenty of reach outside of TX/the South), for instanc…
Cortisol levels need time to peak after you wake up. Give yourself a good 2-3 hours before you PT and yes, do eat and get some exercise to wake your adrenals up.
Easy answer.
You should always, always POE 100% of the time on LR and RC. LG is the only exception.
Jonathan Wang and JY both use POE. It's a great way to catch yourself making a silly mistake.
This is not the worthwhile shortcut you're looking f…
@sarkisp23 said:
Honestly, I would love to take a week off, but I'm writing in Oct.
Then allow me to rephrase. Take a break *immediately.* Do you want to take the test burned out? Nooooooo ... So, why are you assuming you won't be if you don't lis…
@LSATdogfml said:
If you have a lot of time to recover you "might" like to test it out for an extra boost.
Sure! And to anyone taking in October ... Um ... You don't have a lot of time to recover.
@c.janson35 said:
is merely looking for the satisfaction of seeing a higher score
And I want to add ... You likely won't see higher scores by doing what you're doing without doing what Corey's talking about (and without sufficient rest).
It just …
@"The Moose" said:
I feel like logical reasoning is kicking my butt on these newer exams.
You're just not used to it. If I were you I would get on our BR calls coming up (71-75).
Oh, and ...
That's a damn lot of tests to do in a short amou…
Not harder; just different—and accordingly, at first pass, they challenge our established skill-set and thereby introduce an element of difficulty qua unfamiliarity.
@g1oriaaa said:
P.S. you will not burn out if you have built up endurance
Hmm. I have to weaken your argument by introducing premises relating to your analogy. The analogy applies, but you have neglected to account for a range of facts relevant t…
@Alejandro said:
Made me consider becoming a public defender myself ;(
Yes maybe one day a week or so. My atty friend worked in the Dallas PDef office a few days a week ... It's not a pleasant environment and the pay is laughable. Ultimately I thi…
@william.j.kwon said:
I guess i am stuck in this score band over 2 months.
that plateau typically lasts for at least that long (certainly did for me). and rest is part of what makes plateau breaking possible.