The Official June 2016 Study Group Forum
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ColonizeMars

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The Official June 2016 Study Group
Didn't see a thread for the June 2016 study group, so figured I get this started already.
Fellow June takers, What's your plan? How far are you in your prep? What materials/courses are you taking for the prep?
Fellow June takers, What's your plan? How far are you in your prep? What materials/courses are you taking for the prep?
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ColonizeMars

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Re: The Official June 2016 Study Group
Its never too early to start prepping for LSAT. 
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Lol, I wouldn't mind going to Mars someday, and enslave the Martian population with our Laws!somethingelse55 wrote:OP's username is fitting
Are there any sources/post about what percentage of LSAT takers used TLS forum before the exam?
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ColonizeMars

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Re: The Official June 2016 Study Group
Com'on ya lazy bums, lets get some action going on this thread!
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Re: The Official June 2016 Study Group
You're gonna get burnt out. You're not building a rocket ship my dude
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ColonizeMars

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I'm going in with my chiSirArthurDayne wrote:Wow, this is awesome. Some advice to you my friend: study with a sense of urgency. June is not as far as you might think!
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I may get burnt even if I build a rocket ship...lol. Naa, I'll be alright, the exam is a chance for us to change our lives!joeycxxxx09 wrote:You're gonna get burnt out. You're not building a rocket ship my dude
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ColonizeMars

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Re: The Official June 2016 Study Group
What's your game plan?chicharon wrote:OK, Watney. Checking in.ColonizeMars wrote:Com'on ya lazy bums, lets get some action going on this thread!
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Re: The Official June 2016 Study Group
Checking In. I decided to withdraw December after reading peoples posts on here and the 7Sage discussion forums about their October score reports. I was not planning on applying this cycle anyways, so I figured why not be completely prepared than rushing for December?
I'll be restarting my prep in a few weeks, and should start PTing in February. My plan of attack is to redo the 7Sage curriculum (I only got through 1/3 of it prepping for December anyways) SLOWLY coupled with drilling. I am also going to complement my 7Sage LR lessons with the Trainer, use Trainer and Manhattan for RC.
I'll be restarting my prep in a few weeks, and should start PTing in February. My plan of attack is to redo the 7Sage curriculum (I only got through 1/3 of it prepping for December anyways) SLOWLY coupled with drilling. I am also going to complement my 7Sage LR lessons with the Trainer, use Trainer and Manhattan for RC.
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Re: The Official June 2016 Study Group
I actually wrote a little post about how to effectively study for the bar using a study group. Here is the post: http://thevagabondclassroom.com/?p=142
If you have any questions, feel free to PM. I've been there.
If you have any questions, feel free to PM. I've been there.
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Re: The Official June 2016 Study Group
Awesome, been looking to check in to a June 2016 forum for a while now. I have been doing very light studying over the past few months as time allows, but have definitely put more focus on grabbing a 4.0 this semester. In terms of materials, I've slowly built up inventory of just about every recommended prep book (The Bibles, Manhattan Prep's 3 guides, LSAT Trainer, along with probably half of the LSAT's released to date). I would comfortably say I'm only studying 10 hours a week currently, but I expect that number to shoot up over the next couple months. I am excited to wear this test out with ya'll and look forward to hearing about your prep.
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Re: The Official June 2016 Study Group
now I'm deciding between February and june, @chicharon, if you don't mind how long did you study the material before you started PT-ing?
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lol no no not because of you, February just seems so close all of a sudden. I'm just giving myself anxiety for no reason and I honestly can't see myself studying all the way til june. I'd be miserable and probably wouldn't have any friends by the end of it..chicharon wrote:Bahaha don't base your decisions on me, I had horrible study habits. This time around I'm planning on reading through the LSAT Trainer and re-reading the Manhattan Guides during the week while doing light drilling, with a PT and blind review each weekend. By blind review I mean going through every question, writing down every conclusion and premise, and reasoning out each answer. It's going to take me foreverchueca910 wrote:now I'm deciding between February and june, @chicharon, if you don't mind how long did you study the material before you started PT-ing?![]()
I may decide to take Feb. so we will see how it goes.
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Yup, I also work full time so I definitely get it. I was originally signed up for the October LSAT and started studying in july, but I rescheduled for Feb. I 've been studying on and off since then but I guess I'll see where I'm at by late December and then decide.chicharon wrote:The thing is, if you take June, you have a lot more time to spread it out. Personally, cramming a ton of drilling/PTs into 2-3 months did not work for me and I found myself falling apart more often than not from the exhaustion of balancing a full-time job with long hours, family & the SO, and the LSAT. I was thinking that it might pay off to play the long game and do a little bit each week instead.chueca910 wrote:lol no no not because of you, February just seems so close all of a sudden. I'm just giving myself anxiety for no reason and I honestly can't see myself studying all the way til june. I'd be miserable and probably wouldn't have any friends by the end of it..
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ColonizeMars

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Re: The Official June 2016 Study Group
Yeah, good idea. I thought along the same lines for choosing June 2016 over Feb or December. I have a similar study plan, currently going off The Trainer and Bibles, and hopefully do full PTs in Jan. Its going to be a fun ride!ngogirl12 wrote:Checking In. I decided to withdraw December after reading peoples posts on here and the 7Sage discussion forums about their October score reports. I was not planning on applying this cycle anyways, so I figured why not be completely prepared than rushing for December?
I'll be restarting my prep in a few weeks, and should start PTing in February. My plan of attack is to redo the 7Sage curriculum (I only got through 1/3 of it prepping for December anyways) SLOWLY coupled with drilling. I am also going to complement my 7Sage LR lessons with the Trainer, use Trainer and Manhattan for RC.
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ColonizeMars

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Re: The Official June 2016 Study Group
Welcome to the club! Yeap, same here, just haven't got into intense drilling part yet. I have the Bibles, Trainer, Powerscore, and 1-72 Pts (along with some Kaplan explanations), most of these passed on by a friend. Currently studying ~3 hours a day, will step it up starting next week.TexAg95 wrote:Awesome, been looking to check in to a June 2016 forum for a while now. I have been doing very light studying over the past few months as time allows, but have definitely put more focus on grabbing a 4.0 this semester. In terms of materials, I've slowly built up inventory of just about every recommended prep book (The Bibles, Manhattan Prep's 3 guides, LSAT Trainer, along with probably half of the LSAT's released to date). I would comfortably say I'm only studying 10 hours a week currently, but I expect that number to shoot up over the next couple months. I am excited to wear this test out with ya'll and look forward to hearing about your prep.