LSAT wisdom: start studying before you think you need to start studying- don’t sign up to take a test until you’re ready signing up before you’re ready will not get you motivated to study more than you already are – so don’t do it learn the fundamentals and then drill, drill, drill be consistent, not perfect try to…
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Admitted to Western New England UniversityLSAT 153 GPA 3.45 2025–26 cycle
Admitted to University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
I wish that I had been more confident in the schools that I had applied to, and that it is actually worthwhile to study for the LSAT FOR A REALLY LONG TIME. I took it without studying and regretted it after seeing how much others had improved because of how much time they had studied.
Start studying for the LSAT early and apply early!!
Study for your LSAT unlike me. And don’t look at r/lawschooladmissions because you’ll give yourself unnecessary stress and an unrealistic standard to compare yourself to. Comparison is the thief of joy. Goodluck <3
…from schools. I did not have the opportunity to study for the LSAT, as I have been in and out of homelessness since beginning this process in 2022. I could have done better, and probably should have tried; but, by the time I realized what a difference it would make, this was no longer an option. It would have meant…
…outweigh an otherwise really stellar application. When studying for the LSAT, don’t just take PT’s until you hit your target scores. I consistently scored 156-162 on upwards of 15-30 PTs but I still couldn’t muster more than a 154 on 2 attempts. Try to exceed your targets if possible even though doing so is far…
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