Thank you for talk about scores in 130's no everyone made it for 150 or up. It is good to know your opinion as a expert about and what to expect. I appreciate you guys, especially because you are so direct, I love that. !
I didn't have a lot of practice with LSAT, and I took a test to compare with my first test after studying for while. My first test was 130 and I need at least 164. I was wondering if I should take the test in October. Thanks for the video.
Practice tests are a good indicator of how you'll do on the official test. We recommend signing up for the LSAT when you're consistently scoring around where you want to be on your practice tests. Some students may need a couple months to prepare while others will need several.
I'll be frank, I know this is supposed to be a video showcasing transparency in delivering some kind of definitive answer for this person, but my god, way to degrade any ounce of confidence this kid had.
Nah man they are being realistic, this test is ridiculously hard and trying to afford a teacher is difficult, if he wants to get in a school he has to bust his ASS to get to a 155 I mean this is at least 15-20 hours of studying a week for at least 3 months. They are making people realize this shit is one of the hardest things you’ll do and you’re ready to do anything to achieve this thing
I got a 153 diagnostic, but I will not settle for less than 170. Nathan, in your experience teaching the LSAT, what % of students are able to make this type of gain and how long does it take on average? Thanks
Hey Andy- If you're really unwilling to settle for less than 170, then I have no doubt you'll make it. Unfortunately, I really can't predict how long it will take. Some students might make the leap in just a couple months. Other students might take a couple years. The way to get there is simply by understanding one more question every day.
Hi, English is my second language, I got a GPA of 3.69 I score in my first LSAT 120 then I got after a year 133 and now I will take it again in August. I been having in my practice 134 to 135. After the experience that you have you think it is possible I made it to law school or I just waist my time. I been try to have a high score since 2020 but I recognized I didn't practice enough. What do you recommend me, thank you for your time.
Hi Martha- When you're scoring in the 130s, you are understanding very little of what you're reading. You need to slow down and focus only on accuracy, not on speed. You need to get the first 10 on each section right. If you can't eventually start doing that, you're always going to be fighting an uphill battle. Don't take the official test in August unless your timed practice tests indicate you're ready to take it. Practice tests don't lie. Good luck!
Thank you for talk about scores in 130's no everyone made it for 150 or up. It is good to know your opinion as a expert about and what to expect. I appreciate you guys, especially because you are so direct, I love that. !
I didn't have a lot of practice with LSAT, and I took a test to compare with my first test after studying for while. My first test was 130 and I need at least 164. I was wondering if I should take the test in October. Thanks for the video.
Practice tests are a good indicator of how you'll do on the official test. We recommend signing up for the LSAT when you're consistently scoring around where you want to be on your practice tests. Some students may need a couple months to prepare while others will need several.
I'll be frank, I know this is supposed to be a video showcasing transparency in delivering some kind of definitive answer for this person, but my god, way to degrade any ounce of confidence this kid had.
😆swear to god. just exactly what i was thinking
Nah man they are being realistic, this test is ridiculously hard and trying to afford a teacher is difficult, if he wants to get in a school he has to bust his ASS to get to a 155 I mean this is at least 15-20 hours of studying a week for at least 3 months. They are making people realize this shit is one of the hardest things you’ll do and you’re ready to do anything to achieve this thing
I get 156 in my last official Lsat. How does my scope to get to 175 in 3 months look like ?
I got a 153 diagnostic, but I will not settle for less than 170. Nathan, in your experience teaching the LSAT, what % of students are able to make this type of gain and how long does it take on average? Thanks
Hey Andy-
If you're really unwilling to settle for less than 170, then I have no doubt you'll make it. Unfortunately, I really can't predict how long it will take. Some students might make the leap in just a couple months. Other students might take a couple years. The way to get there is simply by understanding one more question every day.
Hi, English is my second language, I got a GPA of 3.69 I score in my first LSAT 120 then I got after a year 133 and now I will take it again in August. I been having in my practice 134 to 135. After the experience that you have you think it is possible I made it to law school or I just waist my time. I been try to have a high score since 2020 but I recognized I didn't practice enough. What do you recommend me, thank you for your time.
Hi Martha-
When you're scoring in the 130s, you are understanding very little of what you're reading. You need to slow down and focus only on accuracy, not on speed. You need to get the first 10 on each section right. If you can't eventually start doing that, you're always going to be fighting an uphill battle.
Don't take the official test in August unless your timed practice tests indicate you're ready to take it. Practice tests don't lie. Good luck!
a 120 meant u answered literally nothing correct, a 135 isnt much better, it's a very low score. hope it worked out