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Hey, confidence and high morale are significant for our battles! Last few days may be hard to focus on regular practices. So let's share positve energy!!!!

(OK...a dumb post, I admit)

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zeglo wrote:Well, I'm not feeling well. I started studying for the LSAT completely just two months ago. I started at a 153. I am around a 160 now. It's bad.

I am thinking I want to sit for it anyway, and then I'll retake.

Well I'll share positive energy: at least you will likely hit the score you are practicing at since you have no burden, unlike those over stressed 170 scorers (me included) who were disappointed by several points' drop on the real thing. It will provide a solid baseline for you to improve on if you choose to.

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zeglo wrote:

ihenry wrote:

zeglo wrote:Well, I'm not feeling well. I started studying for the LSAT completely just two months ago. I started at a 153. I am around a 160 now. It's bad.

I am thinking I want to sit for it anyway, and then I'll retake.

Well I'll share positive energy: at least you will likely hit the score you are practicing at since you have no burden, unlike those over stressed 170 scorers (me included) who were disappointed by several points' drop on the real thing. It will provide a solid baseline for you to improve on if you choose to.

Yeah! You think it would be okay to sit for it...would it look bad on a record to have a score that low?

Also, no intent to hijack the thread.

December is such a good time to take this test I think! Less crowded.

From what I gathered they (all schools except Yale) only care about your highest score.

I don't wan to study since Wednesday. Only did two sections' game and several sections' LR.
Plan to rest tomorrow.