In my experience, the hardest part of overcoming a challenge isn't only *starting.* Sometimes starting is the best part! You're pumped & excited about all the possibilities. Nope, the hardest part is continuing when your motivation has waned. Push through & keep the end in sight!
It is *never* too early to start preparing for the LSAT- so don't hesitate! At a minimum, you should give yourself 6 months to get the basics down. Life happens, and you never know when you can't help miss a few days of study. So give yourself some leeway!
Many congratulations to our new ultimate #LawyerBae#MissUSA Cheslie Kryst! She's a full-time attorney and graduate of Wake Forest law school who exemplifies #BlackGirlMagic and #BlackExcellence! Further proof that dreams are possible and excellence is worth the effort! ๐
A friendly reminder that you can try out the digital LSAT format at https://t.co/jHbiZZSjff -- strongly, strongly recommended to get familiar with the digital format *in addition to* the necessary logic skills you need for #LSAT success
When you decide to step into your greatness, the only thing that can stop you is your fear. Procrastination = fear, Hesitation = fear, Doubt = fear . Imagine what you'd become if you didn't let fear block your path.#LSAT
The #LSAT is definitely a challenging test--but worth the effort. The critical thinking skills you'll develop by studying for it will prepare you well for your law career.
Whether you believe it or not--you deserve better than any low expectations you've set for yourself. Give yourself the faith you deserve and aim for higher than any minimum LSAT score!
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