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@FlashLSAT, I'm in the Weakening Unit too right now. It's taking me a long time. I'm midway through.
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Maybe try the ThinkingLSAT podcast. Have you listened to it yet? I think giving yourself credit for finishing the CC and taking and reviewing PTs and the other post-CC exercises are really important. Stay in the game and keep working. I saw a quote …
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It's awesome and pretty much my only regret is not signing up sooner. I'm not a big signer-upper for online stuff, but this is an investment that's reasonable and once you make the course package payment, the only payments that occur later are optio…
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What's this new score format thing? @onecallthatsall, cool name by the way.
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Yes, I'm so glad I became a member and my only regret is probably that I didn't join sooner.
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I'd probably vote for a university because it may get a person into a school mindset but some hotels also have very nice conference rooms and I'm sure it varies. Hope you get a chance to visit.
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Maybe put a comment by the game with this information. There could be someone else working on it as well. Maybe you've already done this. Sounds like things will be OK.
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@denzeljones14, One of the webinars recommends scoring in the range (which is generally 6 points, give or take) before sitting for the exam. Most of the time it's not a good idea to take it just to take it. Also, pace yourself to keep pushing throug…
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And also, 7Sage provides us with reminders when we're approaching the expiration so you have about two weeks after then to renew.
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Yes, this is a good long-term investment and it's also more affordable than other prep programs. Once you pay a course fee, it's much cheaper to extend and you'll have several options for which amount you want to pay at that time.
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Maybe do an analysis of this--find moment when things started going wrong and figure out what it was about the rule that tripped you up. Also, were you stressed out on the day when you were working on this? It's going to be OK. I agree with @FixedDi…
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I agree with @FixedDice, and also, I think part of it is the number of people who missed the question when the test was administered.
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Awesome work!
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Maybe make September your 1st take.
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Another vote for the Post-CC webinar if you haven't listened to it. Keep working and things are going to improve.
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I heard of a person who finished a JD in their 70s. Another thing is some people have gone into the Peace Corps for retirement volunteer projects.
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Wonderful work!
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Name of song?
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There's also a webinar on RC Question Types that's really good.
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Here it is: PT 11 Section 1 Game 3.
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@FlashLSAT, That would be awesome.
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Yes. I've been on a slow path from work and being a nontraditional. I'm so glad you started this conversation. I'm 32% through the CC right now. It would be great if we also talked about pre-PT studying as well. Looking forward to the BR discussions…
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Remember help is available. Probably BR it, then review, then start or restart the CC.
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I would do it. I think you'll be happier during the duration of your studies with this course.
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Great work on achieving your goals and happy to hear you've committed to a school and you're happy about its programs.
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Thinking about this test date as well.
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There's a game somewhere that I'll try to find again about committees and chairs. It's an early game. I don't know the PT number but I'll look for it and get back to you.
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I think it varies per individual student, but I agree with @"surfy surf" about looking at 10+ tests.
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I'm joining the other people who commented in thinking your best bet is probably to wait and keep studying.
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@"Habeas Porpoise" and @keets993, I like reading both of your comments and really appreciate the assistance that you provide to other students.