…but I have definitely learned a lot. I took the June 2023 LSAT with like 1 practice test under my belt. I got a 154. Decided I would study and take the October LSAT. I should have studied a lot more, but I got a 160 and was very happy with that considering my lack of preparation. I tried to submit all my apps on…
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Admitted to University of MissouriNever install Escape from Tarkov Find a balance between studying for the LSAT and having a personal life, its more than possible to do well on the LSAT without sacrificing your undergraduate experience Pick one or two clubs/extracurriculars that you can dedicate time to being involved with Apps are a marathon not a…
Work hard at studying for the LSAT. Don’t pay for law school!
Give yourself a few years to decide if you really want to go to law school. Then, give yourself more than a month to study for the LSAT. I did one of these things.
The application process is full of a lot of things you cannot control. Put in your best effort to control the controllable. Submit applications early, study hard for the LSAT, put effort into your essays, and the right school will find you!
…(I would’ve loved to get even one more point on my LSAT). I worked really hard on my personal statement, and I’m proud of how it turned out. There were so many ways that I wanted to tell my story, but I settled on the one that ultimately felt true to me, even if it was a struggle to write at times. Do the optional…
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