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Law School Admissions LSAT Prep and Discussion Forum
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Solid. This sounds pretty close to my plan for studying for my last take in June (to bump up scholarships and/or defer for a year). I’m only slightly jealous that I don’t have the ability to just sit and study for a summer.

Working full time makes a lot of the guides here on TLS hard to stick with from a purely time-based standpoint.

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Thanks again SweetTort this is solid stuff

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Thanks, sweet :slight_smile:

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BUMMMMMMP

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I take credit for makin this happen

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YOUR TURN

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I think I have to claim that prestigious title. sorry son.

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I declare this (with no authority whatsoever but I’m gonna declare anyway) the best LSAT guide ever written.

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You misspelt Yeezus.

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Well, I’m retaking but you’re not wrong in saying people who have already taken it lol

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New Fav LSAT Thread:

I love Tort and he helped me so much along the way and I’m certainly going to be using any further advice I might have missed going forward!

Thank you~

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Thank you, sir. Likewise :slight_smile: I will – I’m sure I’ll have plenty of questions when I get to PT’ing and RC, haha!

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Here ya go, your first first taker. :smiley:

I really wish I could study as much as this guide demands but my semester is unexpectedly grueling in terms of the volume of work I have. I have a paper, a midterm and an in-class presentation next week, all in one class.

I keep telling myself to ease up and let myself get a B or two this semester…“it doesn’t matter, it won’t affect your GPA that much, a 3.95 is still basically a 4.0” but then the aspie in me takes over LOL.

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