Just took my diagnostic!
Posted: Sat Jan 31, 2015 10:30 pm
Hi friends,
I scored a 154. It was un-timed and I went well over an hour outside of the allotted half hour time limit trying to work through the LG section, though, and the LR sections were in a pretty similar state of shabbiness. I'm not disappointed by my score but I'm not entirely thrilled with it, either. But I'm hoping to take the December 2015 LSATs so I'm sure that I'll make great strides in endurance (this took me a large portion of the day to work through) and progress in the 11 month period I have to prep (finals and midterms notwithstanding).
LG: 19/23
LR: 14/25
LR: 14/25
RC: 19/27
I'm curious to know where others in my shoes would start in the studying process? I've done some digging through the forums and I'm planning on buying the PowerScore prep books but I can't afford to buy them all at once. I was also looking at the Trainer. Any opinions and suggestions on how I should approach this from a financial perspective?
Thanks all!
I scored a 154. It was un-timed and I went well over an hour outside of the allotted half hour time limit trying to work through the LG section, though, and the LR sections were in a pretty similar state of shabbiness. I'm not disappointed by my score but I'm not entirely thrilled with it, either. But I'm hoping to take the December 2015 LSATs so I'm sure that I'll make great strides in endurance (this took me a large portion of the day to work through) and progress in the 11 month period I have to prep (finals and midterms notwithstanding).
LG: 19/23
LR: 14/25
LR: 14/25
RC: 19/27
I'm curious to know where others in my shoes would start in the studying process? I've done some digging through the forums and I'm planning on buying the PowerScore prep books but I can't afford to buy them all at once. I was also looking at the Trainer. Any opinions and suggestions on how I should approach this from a financial perspective?
Thanks all!