I am going to apply is as soon as I get my test scores from the December Exam. Although It may not be likely, I may consider a retake.somedeadman wrote:Did anyone else apply this cycle but plan on taking the June test to get off waitlists?
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I applied after the September test. I took it back in June, and didn't think I'd need to retake, but after getting waitlisted, I think it's the right thing to do.SunDevil14 wrote:I am going to apply is as soon as I get my test scores from the December Exam. Although It may not be likely, I may consider a retake.somedeadman wrote:Did anyone else apply this cycle but plan on taking the June test to get off waitlists?
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I still haven't gotten the score. If I did as well as I think I did, the retake will not be necessary. Although, I am a realist more than an optimistic, so will make an honest assessment once I have all the data. Until then, I will chime in on the this thread.somedeadman wrote:I applied after the September test. I took it back in June, and didn't think I'd need to retake, but after getting waitlisted, I think it's the right thing to do.SunDevil14 wrote:I am going to apply is as soon as I get my test scores from the December Exam. Although It may not be likely, I may consider a retake.somedeadman wrote:Did anyone else apply this cycle but plan on taking the June test to get off waitlists?
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What do you all think about the last ten LSAT's being released in book form before the June test? I won't need them until a month before, and I was wondering if anyone else was planning on waiting to see if they'll be released together.
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Checking in. Originally took Sept 2016, cancelled my score as I felt very unprepared. That won't be the case for June 2017.
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hellllsss yeadj9i27 wrote:It just dawned on me that this test is in the afternoon, which means I can go to bed at 2:30am and still be well rested. Sweet.
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def liked June better but I didn't think the 8:30 exam was that bad tbhdj9i27 wrote:ur an ppl who took both June and September, did you like the timing better in June? I think that I'll like it because I can get 10 hours of sleep, also no way I'll be tired at that time on a saturdayMikey wrote:hellllsss yeadj9i27 wrote:It just dawned on me that this test is in the afternoon, which means I can go to bed at 2:30am and still be well rested. Sweet.
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def liked June better but I didn't think the 8:30 exam was that bad tbhdj9i27 wrote:ur an ppl who took both June and September, did you like the timing better in June? I think that I'll like it because I can get 10 hours of sleep, also no way I'll be tired at that time on a saturdayMikey wrote:hellllsss yeadj9i27 wrote:It just dawned on me that this test is in the afternoon, which means I can go to bed at 2:30am and still be well rested. Sweet.
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***Tentatively**** checking in
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I found the difference in time had no effect on my score.dj9i27 wrote:ur an ppl who took both June and September, did you like the timing better in June? I think that I'll like it because I can get 10 hours of sleep, also no way I'll be tired at that time on a saturdayMikey wrote:hellllsss yeadj9i27 wrote:It just dawned on me that this test is in the afternoon, which means I can go to bed at 2:30am and still be well rested. Sweet.
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Took the test a year ago. Didn't reset watch in games. Here I am
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I took a June testsomedeadman wrote:I found the difference in time had no effect on my score.dj9i27 wrote:ur an ppl who took both June and September, did you like the timing better in June? I think that I'll like it because I can get 10 hours of sleep, also no way I'll be tired at that time on a saturdayMikey wrote:hellllsss yeadj9i27 wrote:It just dawned on me that this test is in the afternoon, which means I can go to bed at 2:30am and still be well rested. Sweet.
Was one of my lower ones
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How long have you been studying? There's a couple old guard posters in this thread. I've been studying for over a year....starting to think I may be spinning my wheels.Mint-Berry_Crunch wrote:Took the test a year ago. Didn't reset watch in games. Here I am
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allegedlyMint-Berry_Crunch wrote:Here I am
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Wow I hate finals. Can't wait for Christmas break so I can do something a little less painful. Like studying for the LSAT.
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Lol considering everything I've seen in my short time on TLS, I'd say 10 points in 6 months is pretty reasonable. Heck it'd still be reasonable with a 2 month time frame. I am a newbie of the highest order tho, so take everything I say with a giant tablespoon of salt. Also, most people I've seen here recommend trying self-study to improve yourself first before a prep course.NavyNuke wrote:Cold diagnostic 160. Ran out of time in RC and LG. Shooting for 170+.
Is 10 or more points in 6 months reasonable? Any recommendations for best online prep course to help with improving speed?
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