I would advise to do LSAT prep with someone other than Kaplan. If you’re not doing a course buy the powerscore bibles and take as many practice tests as you possibly can. practice taking the test and then going over your incorrect answers the next day is the best way to get your score up. Also just getting these now you better be taking in february and not december. February is still too early and you wont ever see your exam so you wont know what you did wrong if you plan on retaking (something I would advise against planning on)
Yeah you’re 100% going to want to throw all of those shitty Kaplan books in the trash. Buy Manhattan’s LR and RC book and then either Blueprint’s or PowerScore’s LG books. And then buy as many real LSATs as you can (40-70 are the most recent). I just got a 175 in October which is how I know. Also the “don’t go to law school” is actually tremendously good advice for 99% of people. The only way law school is worth it is to go to a Top 14 program so you have a fighting shot at BigLaw. How do you get into the Top 14 you ask? By killing the LSAT and that requires not using Kaplan
second this, as i commented above. also, congrats on the 175. I’m at a t-6 now, and law school blows in the best way possible. It’s similar to pledging in that regard.
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I would advise not going to law school.
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I would advise to do LSAT prep with someone other than Kaplan. If you’re not doing a course buy the powerscore bibles and take as many practice tests as you possibly can. practice taking the test and then going over your incorrect answers the next day is the best way to get your score up. Also just getting these now you better be taking in february and not december. February is still too early and you wont ever see your exam so you wont know what you did wrong if you plan on retaking (something I would advise against planning on)
Don’t go through with it!
Yeah you’re 100% going to want to throw all of those shitty Kaplan books in the trash. Buy Manhattan’s LR and RC book and then either Blueprint’s or PowerScore’s LG books. And then buy as many real LSATs as you can (40-70 are the most recent). I just got a 175 in October which is how I know. Also the “don’t go to law school” is actually tremendously good advice for 99% of people. The only way law school is worth it is to go to a Top 14 program so you have a fighting shot at BigLaw. How do you get into the Top 14 you ask? By killing the LSAT and that requires not using Kaplan
second this, as i commented above. also, congrats on the 175. I’m at a t-6 now, and law school blows in the best way possible. It’s similar to pledging in that regard.