Study no less than 10 weeks for LSAT - I recommend the book the LSAT trainer. Do your absolute best to take the August LSAT, so if you have to take it again you can next take the October or November one, since by the time the August scores are released the registration for the September test will be closed. Start…
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Forget all the fancy LSAT prep. I made more score improvement using Law Hub’s additional practice tests and just taking test after test. Couple this with Khan Academy’s free LSAT prep worked wonders. Be careful reading Reddit. You have a whole lot of people pitching and moaning about not getting into an Ivy League…
Go back in and double check all your applications. It’s not too late to send something you may have missed.
Apply as early in the cycle as you feel comfortable. Don’t let the process get to you. There is always R&R, you can always improve. If you know what you want to do after law school, take the time to see how your school options align with that. Believe in yourself.
‘You gain strength, courage, and confidence by every experience in which you really stop to look fear in the face. You must do the thing which you think you cannot do.’ - Eleanor Roosevelt
Need at least 18 months of serious LSAT preparation time. I only dedicated about 8-9 months while working full time.
Do not let your past define who you are today! If you do not succeed at first, as the saying goes - try again!
LSAT 164 GPA 2.84 2025–26 cycle
Admitted to (Part-time) South Texas College Of Law—Houston
messed around, about to find out
LSAT 155 GPA 3.57 2023–24 cycle
Admitted to (Part-time) South Texas College Of Law—Houston
Do what makes your dog happy.
I do everything out of spite.
Waiting is the hardest part
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