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Steve2249

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Interested in Philadelphia LSAT study meetup!!

Post by Steve2249 » Mon Feb 25, 2013 12:25 pm

Hello!! I am retaking the LSAT in June and attend a LAC outside of Philadelphia.
I am interested in finding a group of like minded people to take old LSAT tests with on the weekends.
I figured this would hold me accountable and also keep me on task during my prep. I have tried to search but I am new to the forum. Does anyone know how I could find such a group? Is there already a similar forum on TLS? Thanks for any help you can provide!! :)
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Re: Interested in Philadelphia LSAT study meetup!!

Post by KLewi3790 » Tue Feb 26, 2013 5:50 pm

Hate to say it but if you can, try to suck it up and pay the $$ for a course. It's so hard to pay that much for a course but it's an investment in your future. It will force you to do 10+ hours a week of study time as well as give you testing opportunities in test-like conditions. My score went from 150 to 167 using Testmasters. I've also heard good things about Powerscore...
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Re: Interested in Philadelphia LSAT study meetup!!

Post by TatNurner » Wed Feb 27, 2013 11:26 am

^Steve, you'll have better luck if you go and ask in the LSAT forum.
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