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I was looking for some sort of table or Index which can put some light on basis of average improvement after first LSAT.
On average is it too high to say that one can improve around 30-35 points in 3-4 month preparation?

Justiceinbrothel wrote:I was looking for some sort of table or Index which can put some light on basis of average improvement after first LSAT.
On average is it too high to say that one can improve around 30-35 points in 3-4 month preparation?

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Also, you're an idiot.

dub wrote:

Justiceinbrothel wrote:I was looking for some sort of table or Index which can put some light on basis of average improvement after first LSAT.
On average is it too high to say that one can improve around 30-35 points in 3-4 month preparation?

flame

Also, you're an idiot.

What is idiotic in that? Just curious to see if there is any average number. Are you also one of those ninjas?

Justiceinbrothel wrote:

dub wrote:

Justiceinbrothel wrote:I was looking for some sort of table or Index which can put some light on basis of average improvement after first LSAT.
On average is it too high to say that one can improve around 30-35 points in 3-4 month preparation?

flame

Also, you're an idiot.

What is idiotic in that? Just curious to see if there is any average number. Are you also one of those ninjas?

You're doing it wrong.

beachbum wrote:

Justiceinbrothel wrote:

dub wrote:

Justiceinbrothel wrote:I was looking for some sort of table or Index which can put some light on basis of average improvement after first LSAT.
On average is it too high to say that one can improve around 30-35 points in 3-4 month preparation?

flame

Also, you're an idiot.

What is idiotic in that? Just curious to see if there is any average number. Are you also one of those ninjas?

You're doing it wrong.

What is "it" in my posts?

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acrossthelake wrote:Retakers.

http://www.lsac.org/LSACResources/Data/ ... rtable.pdf
30-35 points in 3-4 months preparation is unrealistic.

See he is the man. Exactly this type of data I was talking about. Who is your pastor?

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Focus on data and post don't worry about flame or shower or rain or 911 or emergency.