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Not really, besides taking as many simulated PTs as possible (analog watch, #2 pencils, proctor, scantron). Even then, it doesn't really prepare you for the real thing. Unless you have ice water in your veins, you just have to prepare to be a little more nervous than usual on test day. Also, if there is any way you can switch from Kaplan to another prep company like Blueprint or Manhattan, I'd do it. Kaplan doesn't have a good rep.kidddos wrote:I'm taking the kaplan test prep , this is my 1st go at it , i been getting 134and 140 ish during the timed sections , are they any tips to get over the test test anxiety during the real thing .I have signed up for a practice full lsat on nov are there any good tips should be working on in this time period
MistakenGenius wrote:I know that this is a flame (nice work with the shit score and kaplan), but since someone else who is real might one day see this, let me be clear.
THE LSAT IS COMPLETELY LEARNABLE AND WE CAN HELP YOU LEARN IT
I followed the advice on this forum and got a 179. I'm far from the only person to have done so. If you are making a 13X or 14X score you have absolutely no business taking the LSAT. You're absolutely right to be nervous because I could bubble in all B's and make a better score than you. Get rid of Kaplan because they are absolute worst test prep company in existence. We have 50 users on this site who can score higher than any Kaplan instructor just waiting to help you. If you are this close to the test and are making such an atrocious score, then you're an idiot if you take it. It's the most important test of your life and means more than your entire undergraduate education. It deserves your time and effort. Withdraw from the test, buy some powerscore or manhattan (preferably) books, watch 7sage's videos on games, and follow our study guides and you'll thank us later. Otherwise, DON'T GO TO LAW SCHOOL.