Post-partum Depression after LSAT? Forum

[JSIM462]

Ok, shouldn't joke about that. Still though, anyone feeling a little empty after LSAT is over? It's something we have all spent so much time studying, thinking about, worrying about that when it's all gone, it feels weird. The LSAT is an experience. Everyone can relate to taking the SATs and you and your friends can talk about it. But the LSATs you are alone, you and your prep books and prac tests.

As someone who is late on the process and will probably not take in June since I want to start this cycle, I realized after the test that it was all over, a big part of my life for a while. Maybe I am crazy. Actually , I know I am.

Thoughts.

[r6_philly]

I can't wait until I take the LSAT next sat. so I can get back to my life. I am in for 24 credits this semester with 2 independent research projects. I am also working 20-30 hours and have a young son to spend time with. I managed the same with easy and relaxation last semester but this semester the LSAT is eating up my time, thoughts, and attention. it needs to be over so I can spend more time and effort on everything else. My apps are all in, I just have to relax, get back to the routine and wait for decisions. another week!

I can relate to what you are saying, but I don't have the room for feeling empty because the queue is full lol

[Bruiser]

I know what you mean. I spent the past 2 -3 months studying, doing practice tests, etc. I did take a week break two weeks before the test and also went to Universal Studios for a 3 day weekend to relax and have fun. Now, I'm like, "aren't I supposed to be doing something?" Of course, I teach full time and have 2 classes for my M.Ed to keep me busy but it does feel like something is missing. Now I just stress about my score. I know it should be better than last time since I was way more prepared but then I think what if its not? I have issues.
I sure hope our scores come out on the 26th and that this week goes quickly.

[CMDantes]

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[musicfor18]

I had some of that after I took the test a year ago. Actually, I still listen to the LSAT Logic in Everyday Life podcast!