Personally, I don't believe in luck any more than I believe in the Tooth Fairy or Hanukkah Harry.I believe you make your own luck.
That being said, a good luck charm or two probably couldn't hurt.
Other than filling your pocket with marshmallows from a box of Lucky Charms, what are you doing to improve your luck on Test Day when it comes to the stuff outside your control?
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Judging from the below ad, it looks like Lucky Charms have come a long way since 1964.
The newer ones might help more on Test Day than I initially thought:
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I wonder if the Lucky Charms hour glass would be considered a banned item at the LSAT testing centers. If not, I would totally put one under my chair during the test.
Well, it's analog, but it's not a wristwatch.
Unfortunately, LSAC says:
"No timers of any kind except analog wristwatches."
LSAC must have specified wristwatches specifically to prevent the magic Lucky Charms hourglass.
Drats! :)
Bringing the same six pencils I've been writing with on tests all this semester.
I will be wearing my scales of justice necklace that my husband purchased for me at the United States Supreme Court during our spring break trip to D.C.
~LawSchoolDreamer
I always eat chocolate chip pancakes for breakfast the day of the exam. Will be eating them tomorrow!
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