The Official February 2015 Study Group Forum

[nlee10]

Everyone's study plan today?

[Webpolice]

Rate the prestige of my lsat prep material

http://i.imgur.com/HQqaKPf.jpg

Cool, and organized~~~~ haha

[Rigo]

[stray]

Everyone's study plan today?

Another day of games for me. I had a rough night yesterday with my timing and it has been eating at me since. 50 days left to get comfortable at this.

[peppermint]

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[Smallville]

Everyone's study plan today?

gunna try and finish up my 7sage SA/PSA sets along with MBT sets and (prob wont get to it) a RC set(section pretty much)

Though I am really appreciating you as a poster, 8 Mile wasn't half bad.

[20170322]

Everyone's study plan today?

Finishing up Mikes Trainer while on vacation. Gotta wait until I get back home to drill and do PT's.

[JackelJ]

Everyone's study plan today?

Doing MSS and MBT questions while waiting in lines at Disneyland

[peppermint]

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[stray]

Jeeeez. Are there no rules against tainting the Happiest Place on Earth with depressing Lsat material?


Respect the determination though.

[nlee10]

Everyone's study plan today?

Doing MSS and MBT questions while waiting in lines at Disneyland

wow, I could never pull that off. GL haha.

btw, you're like 15 minutes away from me then. I hear the fireworks from Disney all the time.

[peppermint]

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[JackelJ]

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[stray]

I hate people.

oh, i feel you on that. people are the worst.

[20170322]

Am I the only one who likes studying for the LSAT? It may wear off, but working with words and logic makes me feel intelligent, as opposed to math/science where I feel like a 4th grader raising his hand while the other kids work ahead.

[nlee10]

Am I the only one who likes studying for the LSAT? It may wear off, but working with words and logic makes me feel intelligent, as opposed to math/science where I feel like a 4th grader raising his hand while the other kids work ahead.

gunner

[stray]

Am I the only one who likes studying for the LSAT?

For the love of all things good, I hope so. I've spent so much time/effort into this test theres just no way I can possibly tell you how much I loathe it. There is so much prep material just thrown around all over my room/house, I'm going to have to light this entire place on fire just so I can finally get away from this test.

[GreenTee]

Am I the only one who likes studying for the LSAT? It may wear off, but working with words and logic makes me feel intelligent, as opposed to math/science where I feel like a 4th grader raising his hand while the other kids work ahead.

I actually loved studying for the LSAT. I think it's because it was meaningful work, in the sense that the effort you exert directly influences the outcome, and the outcome can be literally life-changing. Also, I felt my mind getting sharper, which made me a lot happier and more successful in other areas of my life.
It's not that weird. Embrace it.

[Big Red]

ITT: Stockholm Syndrome

[20170322]

Am I the only one who likes studying for the LSAT? It may wear off, but working with words and logic makes me feel intelligent, as opposed to math/science where I feel like a 4th grader raising his hand while the other kids work ahead.

I actually loved studying for the LSAT. I think it's because it was meaningful work, in the sense that the effort you exert directly influences the outcome, and the outcome can be literally life-changing. Also, I felt my mind getting sharper, which made me a lot happier and more successful in other areas of my life.
It's not that weird. Embrace it.

[nlee10]

Trying to drill some LR while waiting for family to visit...but the prospect of eating ayce kbbq is too distracting.

[Smallville]

Am I the only one who likes studying for the LSAT? It may wear off, but working with words and logic makes me feel intelligent, as opposed to math/science where I feel like a 4th grader raising his hand while the other kids work ahead.

I actually loved studying for the LSAT. I think it's because it was meaningful work, in the sense that the effort you exert directly influences the outcome, and the outcome can be literally life-changing. Also, I felt my mind getting sharper, which made me a lot happier and more successful in other areas of my life.
It's not that weird. Embrace it.

I enjoy the LSAT itself and concepts of it... the studying part is what I have issues with

[GreenTee]

ITT: Stockholm Syndrome

Also yes.

[Shakawkaw]

I actually loved studying for the LSAT. I think it's because it was meaningful work, in the sense that the effort you exert directly influences the outcome, and the outcome can be literally life-changing. Also, I felt my mind getting sharper, which made me a lot happier and more successful in other areas of my life.
It's not that weird. Embrace it.

Which areas of your life have improved? I need to know. For a friend.

[Porkypots]

study plan: continue trying to decide if I should take the Feb test or not