LSAT Diaries

180-scorer, did almost every PT (part 1)

180-scorer, did almost every PT (part 2)

Improved from 167 to 179

177-scorer explains how he prepared

175-scorer explains how she prepared

Improved from 155 to 176 (Part 1)

Improved from 155 to 176 (Part 2)

174-scorer on getting past frustration

174-scorer on preparing for Test Day

174-scorer explains how she prepared

Another 174-scorer with detailed advice (part 1)

Another 174-scorer with detailed advice (part 2)

Another 174-scorer with detailed advice (part 3)

172-scorer, accepted to Harvard

Improved from 158 to 172, accepted to UVA

Improved from 151 to 172 on LSAT retake

Improved from 161 to 171

Improved from 150 to 170

Improved from 160 to 170

Improved from mid-150s to 170

170-scorer with detailed advice

Improved from 150s to 171

Improved from 154 to 169 on LSAT retake

Scored 169 on retake, perfect on Logic Games (part 1)

Scored 169 on retake, perfect on Logic Games (part 2)

Improved from 141 to 168

168-scorer describes study process

Another 168-scorer describes study process

Improved from 159 to 167 on retake

166-scorer, accepted to BU, Cardozo, Fordham

166-scorer, describes prep and test day experience

Improved from 157 to 166 on retake

Improved from 149 to 165

Improved from 155 to 165

165-scorer explains how she prepared

Improved 20+ points to 164

Improved from 150 to 159 to 164 on LSAT retake

Improved from 148 to 163 on LSAT retake

Improved from 149 to 163 on LSAT retake (part 1)

Improved from 149 to 163 on LSAT retake (part 2)

Improved form 146 to 161 on LSAT retake

Improved from 143 to 154 to 163 on LSAT retake

140 to 161, reduced test anxiety (part 1)

140 to 161, reduced test anxiety (part 2)

Improved from 142 to 157 to 161 on retake

Improved from 142 to 160 on retake

Improved from 153 to 161 on retake

Improved from 153 to 160 on retake

Improved from 151 to 161

Another who improved from 151 to 161

160-scorer on avoiding panic and gaining confidence

Improved from 143 to 155

Improved from 137 to 153

Improved from 128 to 148

LSAT study diaries

General

Obstacles / procrastination

Anxiety and ADHD

Retaking

Backgrounds

Before / after Test Day

General

What do you wish you'd known before starting your LSAT prep? #1

What do you wish you'd known before starting your LSAT prep? #2

What do you wish you'd known before starting your LSAT prep? #3

What do you wish you'd known before starting your LSAT prep? #4

What do you wish you'd known before starting your LSAT prep? #5

What do you wish you'd known before starting your LSAT prep? #6

153 to 172 on practice tests, did 35 PTs (part 1)

153 to 172 on practice tests, did 35 PTs (part 2)

150 to 172 on practice tests

154 to 169 on practice tests, did almost every PT (part 1)

154 to 169 on practice tests, did almost every PT (part 2)

Using a method that works for you

Using the day-by-day study plan

Becoming obsessed with the LSAT

Making practice LSAT-style questions

Starting to understand the LSAT

Switching study techniques

Improving at Logic Games

Visiting law school, finding study space

Trying to decide whether to go to law school

Reasons I'm going to law school

Beginning LSAT prep

LSAT self-studying experience

Took Kaplan LSAT course

Obstacles / procrastination↑

Studying / taking LSAT while in military / Afghanistan

Studying while living in Egypt, away from boyfriend (part 1)

Studying while living in Egypt, away from boyfriend (part 2)

Letting love get in the way of LSAT studying

Breaking up while studying for the LSAT

Logic Games, I will be kicking your ass

Illogical love of the LSAT

Overcoming obstacles and learning to love the LSAT

Overcoming obstacles and laziness

Dealing with obstacles

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