(And the award for biggest understatement goes to…LSAT Steve!)
So if you’re going to take the LSAT again…. you owe it to yourself to knock it out the park!
Anne used my day-by-day study plan and increased her score from 150 to 164!
Now, I could sit here and write a long-winded article about what she did and how, but I’d rather let her do it in her own words:
She mentions the importance of going with your gut, but my favorite part is where she mentions figuring out HOW and WHY the questions are worded the way they are.
She got in the head of the LSAT test-makers, which is KEY to high-scorers’ success, and something I focus my books and courses around.
Don’t get discouraged by your first score, just go out there and focus on conquering the exam with your next one.
Your partner in LSAT success,
Steve
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