Did you find it effective breaking the test down into question types and building strategies to attack those questions? I'm speaking mainly to the LR sections. If not, what plan did you find the most effective? Thanks.
Where's the URM talk when it comes Fernando? If Fernando is an Hispanic, which means he's a URM applicant and law school only admit less 6% vs 5% of Black/African-American into law school based on 2022-23 509 Reports, so NOT ENOUGH Hispanic are applying, NATHAN?
OMG this is the F-ing funniest episode! I keep laughing out loud. Glad I’m in the car alone! Nate: “fuck off!” to the Atty’s saying take the test now.
so refreshing to hear this perspective, thank you!
I studied for 2.5 years until I was averaging 175+. Also, I loved it. No plateau is permanent. Take a break if you need one.
Did you find it effective breaking the test down into question types and building strategies to attack those questions? I'm speaking mainly to the LR sections. If not, what plan did you find the most effective? Thanks.
Me too Fernando, me too! You're definitely not alone!
Any update on Fernando?
2:30 crabs in the bucket
Lsac gives you 5 yrs for your file.
Not true. If you don’t love the lsat drop out.
Where's the URM talk when it comes Fernando? If Fernando is an Hispanic, which means he's a URM applicant and law school only admit less 6% vs 5% of Black/African-American into law school based on 2022-23 509 Reports, so NOT ENOUGH Hispanic are applying, NATHAN?