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Re: 135 LSAT

Post by 99.9luft » Fri Mar 11, 2011 2:25 pm

Teoeo wrote:you wont be ready in June
yup, take a class, self-study, take the Oct test.

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Re: 135 LSAT

Post by Firework11 » Fri Mar 11, 2011 2:27 pm

99.9luft wrote:
Teoeo wrote:you wont be ready in June
yup, take a class, self-study, take the Oct test.
Thanks.

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Re: 135 LSAT

Post by Firework11 » Fri Mar 11, 2011 2:30 pm

tomwatts wrote:1) You sound like exactly the sort of person who would benefit from a class (you need boosting in all areas, though games more than the others, you're starting fairly low, etc.), so you're in a good situation as far as that goes. It's likely that your score will ratchet up substantially if you keep up with everything and take it seriously.

2) Don't worry too much about starting low. Some people start lower than that and end higher than your goal. Not many, admittedly, but it's possible.

3) You'll have a pretty good idea what your score is looking like when you take the fifth or sixth test. Until then, you won't really know much — score improvement is a weird, non-linear thing — but that's pretty late in the course and you'll have a decent idea by then where you're ending up by June.
Thank you so much for your help. I'm glad that I'm being proactive about my situation.
If I'm not hitting close to my goal, I will cancel by May 14th and take the Oct. exam.

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Re: 135 LSAT

Post by JG7773 » Fri Mar 11, 2011 3:17 pm

Join our Thursday and Sunday night self-study groups. There are other people prepping who could be in similar spots and we can always help with tricky questions and explanations for questions.

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Re: 135 LSAT

Post by Firework11 » Fri Mar 11, 2011 9:19 pm

JG7773 wrote:Join our Thursday and Sunday night self-study groups. There are other people prepping who could be in similar spots and we can always help with tricky questions and explanations for questions.
I may have to check that out, thanks!

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Re: 135 LSAT

Post by pfarag » Fri Mar 11, 2011 9:29 pm

It's def possible. I started off with a whopping 133 and took a course and studied for 3 months and ended up w a 163. The key is to not get discouraged with the material and take it slow. The first diag is the worst too bc you don't know what to expect so half of the poor score has to do with inability to focus. Just keep your eye on the prize and believe you can do it and you'll do well.

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Re: 135 LSAT

Post by 2011Law » Fri Mar 11, 2011 9:46 pm

I definitely recommend going for the Oct test. I'd do all three bibles and ALL the PTs, from oldest to newest. I'd get a tutor or something halfway through if I wasn't improving much.

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Re: 135 LSAT

Post by Firework11 » Fri Mar 11, 2011 9:55 pm

pfarag wrote:It's def possible. I started off with a whopping 133 and took a course and studied for 3 months and ended up w a 163. The key is to not get discouraged with the material and take it slow. The first diag is the worst too bc you don't know what to expect so half of the poor score has to do with inability to focus. Just keep your eye on the prize and believe you can do it and you'll do well.

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Re: 135 LSAT

Post by HowdyYall » Fri Mar 11, 2011 9:57 pm

Go for the October test. You will definitely be able to improve from 135 as the LSAT is an extremely learnable test. Make sure you do 20+ practice tests and correct them and you should see improvements along the way. I personally improved 20 points from my diagnostic test in only 6.5 months of diligent practice

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Re: 135 LSAT

Post by Firework11 » Sat Mar 12, 2011 1:42 am

HowdyYall wrote:Go for the October test. You will definitely be able to improve from 135 as the LSAT is an extremely learnable test. Make sure you do 20+ practice tests and correct them and you should see improvements along the way. I personally improved 20 points from my diagnostic test in only 6.5 months of diligent practice
Thanks for the support!

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Re: 135 LSAT

Post by Firework11 » Tue Apr 05, 2011 4:39 pm

Thank you to everyone! I'm giving everything to God. I'm keepig the Faith. If I'm hitting my goal by the 5th or 6th PT in my prep course, I will take the June exam, if not I will go for the Oct. exam. Again, thank you everyone!

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Re: 135 LSAT

Post by cinephile » Tue Apr 05, 2011 5:04 pm

Good luck! I took a Princeton Review course as well and found it really worked for me, works even better if you do all the assigned homework.

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Re: 135 LSAT

Post by EarlCat » Tue Apr 05, 2011 7:07 pm

cinephile wrote:works even better if you do all the assigned homework.
amazing, isn't it?

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Re: 135 LSAT

Post by cinephile » Wed Apr 06, 2011 2:18 am

EarlCat wrote:
cinephile wrote:works even better if you do all the assigned homework.
amazing, isn't it?
:lol: Still, didn't do too badly from just attending the classes

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Re: 135 LSAT

Post by Firework11 » Sat Apr 30, 2011 4:38 am

Im postponing until oct.

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Re: 135 LSAT

Post by Miznitic » Sat Apr 30, 2011 11:39 pm

I would recommend postponing until December and following my advice that you can find in my message history.

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Re: 135 LSAT

Post by Firework11 » Sun May 01, 2011 12:06 am

Miznitic wrote:I would recommend postponing until December and following my advice that you can find in my message history.
thanks for the.advice. I want to apply early so im aiming for oct. My goal is a 153-155.

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Re: 135 LSAT

Post by Miznitic » Sun May 01, 2011 12:13 am

Firework11 wrote:thanks for the.advice. I want to apply early so im aiming for oct. My goal is a 153-155.
Why are you aiming so low? Are you only applying to T3/T4's? What about money? That kind of score will most certainly not allow many, if any, money options. Don't limit yourself.

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Re: 135 LSAT

Post by Firework11 » Sun May 01, 2011 12:32 am

Miznitic wrote:
Firework11 wrote:thanks for the.advice. I want to apply early so im aiming for oct. My goal is a 153-155.
Why are you aiming so low? Are you only applying to T3/T4's? What about money? That kind of score will most certainly not allow many, if any, money options. Don't limit yourself.
Im not the best standardized test taker. I have extremely bad test aniexty. I just want a law degree. I graduated college in dec. 2010 with a 3.92. So, I know my low ACT score did not determine my college success.

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Re: 135 LSAT

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Re: 135 LSAT

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Re: 135 LSAT

Post by dr123 » Sun May 01, 2011 2:01 am

Firework11 wrote:
Miznitic wrote:
Firework11 wrote:thanks for the.advice. I want to apply early so im aiming for oct. My goal is a 153-155.
Why are you aiming so low? Are you only applying to T3/T4's? What about money? That kind of score will most certainly not allow many, if any, money options. Don't limit yourself.
Im not the best standardized test taker. I have extremely bad test aniexty. I just want a law degree. I graduated college in dec. 2010 with a 3.92. So, I know my low ACT score did not determine my college success.
Depends, what was the 25/75 act score at your UG. For example If you got a 24 on the act, and went to a school like Eastern Michigan University which has a 75th of 24 then it did a pretty good job determing how well you performed in UG

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Re: 135 LSAT

Post by Firework11 » Sun May 01, 2011 2:11 am

dr123 wrote:
Firework11 wrote:
Miznitic wrote:
Firework11 wrote:thanks for the.advice. I want to apply early so im aiming for oct. My goal is a 153-155.
Why are you aiming so low? Are you only applying to T3/T4's? What about money? That kind of score will most certainly not allow many, if any, money options. Don't limit yourself.
Im not the best standardized test taker. I have extremely bad test aniexty. I just want a law degree. I graduated college in dec. 2010 with a 3.92. So, I know my low ACT score did not determine my college success.
Depends, what was the 25/75 act score at your UG. For example If you got a 24 on the act, and went to a school like Eastern Michigan University which has a 75th of 24 then it did a pretty good job determing how well you performed in UG
I was not even close to my UG 25th % ACT score which was really close to like a 20.
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Re: 135 LSAT

Post by dpk711 » Sun May 01, 2011 2:15 am

Go to Mercer Law. I hear they have the top legal writing program in the country.

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Re: 135 LSAT

Post by Firework11 » Sun May 01, 2011 2:19 am

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dpk711 wrote:Go to Mercer Law. I hear they have the top legal writing program in the country.
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