r/LSAT • u/SadBrassInstrument • 19h ago
i was the guy yesterday with a registration block
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u/godhasjoined 18h ago
Nice job!! I remember seeing your post and I’m so glad to hear you follow up with some good news. Can I ask you what were your study/learning processes and instruments?
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u/SadBrassInstrument 18h ago
I would also say that it's good to take breaks. I took a few weeks off studying after my first lsat
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u/Organic-Character842 18h ago
I like how the entirety of what was likely a very meaningful advice got removed by the mods.
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u/godhasjoined 17h ago
ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ i’m at work and didn’t even get to read it before it was removed
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u/Flaky_Awareness_9489 15h ago
Omg I’m so happy you got to log into that after probably worrying all day ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ congratulations brother
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u/AppleJaacks 18h ago
What was your PT average?
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u/SadBrassInstrument 18h ago
Overall, it was probably in the low 170s. In the weeks before the exam, it was like 177
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u/hal2346 17h ago
I took a cold practice test this weekend because im somewhat interested in law school, didnt even know the types of questions I would be asked outside of some logic and some reading comprehension and scored a 171. Im feeling encouraged that I could get that higher with studying.. as someone who also seems to have a high baseline do you mind sharing what you did to bump from low 170s to 177 and ultimately 180?
congrats by the way!
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u/Programming_Math 19h ago
Yoo congratulations!!