Reschedule Lsat for October 2010 Forum
- Nena_a
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Reschedule Lsat for October 2010
So I started studying religiously everyday since mid February for at least 30 minutes. This month I upped it to an hour. Come June 2010, I would have had at least 60 hours of LSAT prep under my belt. I dont feel thats enough. If I reschedule for October, I would have 200 hours of LSAT prep. Do you all think this is a good decision?
- 20121109
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Re: Reschedule Lsat for October 2010
"studying religiously" should not be in the same sentence with "30 minutes"Nena_a wrote:So I started studying religiously everyday since mid February for at least 30 minutes. This month I upped it to an hour. Come June 2010, I would have had at least 60 hours of LSAT prep under my belt. I dont feel thats enough. If I reschedule for October, I would have 200 hours of LSAT prep. Do you all think this is a good decision?
hth
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Re: Reschedule Lsat for October 2010
Are your practice test scores satisfactory for you? That's the question you should ask yourself on deciding whether to postpone the LSAT or not.
- Nena_a
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Re: Reschedule Lsat for October 2010
I only took the advice of a public defender. True story. He graduated from St. Mary's though. Ive come to realize that's probably why he only suggested 30 minutes.
GAIAtheCHEERLEADER wrote:"studying religiously" should not be in the same sentence with "30 minutes"Nena_a wrote:So I started studying religiously everyday since mid February for at least 30 minutes. This month I upped it to an hour. Come June 2010, I would have had at least 60 hours of LSAT prep under my belt. I dont feel thats enough. If I reschedule for October, I would have 200 hours of LSAT prep. Do you all think this is a good decision?
hth
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Re: Reschedule Lsat for October 2010
take a PT (or several PTs) and then evaluate it against your target score.
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