1/4 Here are the results from students who have taken our 'Advanced Curriculum’ private tutoring course. This list reflects students with official #LSAT scores from the Aug. 2022 - Jan. 2023 exams:
— 18 students total
— 14 have final score
— 4 do not have a final score/incomplete
@AmyCPV Yep. Coming from engineering grad school, I assumed all of law had been logically worked out by the 1990s. (It would have helped me to have been told early that this is wrong.)
Whichever path you choose for your #LSAT journey, know that navigating these changes is about strategy, resilience, and adaptation. If you're looking for guidance or resources, we're here to support your success, now and into the future.
In the event you need to retake with the LR-LR-RC format after June, the next exam is likely to be in August, which should give you enough time to double down on your prep for the LR section, which will make up half the exam.
Our take: The LG section is typically the easiest to improve on, so if you're struggling with the LR/RC sections, it might make more sense to make a run for it and shoot for taking the exam before the format changes.
🚨 With the LG section leaving the #LSAT in August, many of you face a tough choice: take the test in April/June or wait for the new format? It's a significant decision for those deep into LG prep. Let's navigate this together. #LSATprep
On the other hand, if you take the #LSAT in April/June, any future retake would be in the new format without LG. This shift demands a flexible prep strategy, adapting to both formats. #LSATchanges
If you've been mastering LG and feel strong, the April/June #LSAT might be your stage to shine 🌟. Consider this: your hard work can still pay off before the format changes.
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Understanding numerical distribution is essential to doing well in the Logic Games section. Join Theoryworks tomorrow at 6:30pm EST in the next installment of our LSAT Trends Webinar Series as we discuss numerical distribution in Logic Games: https://t.co/tqY3VnSf6W
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📈1. Underperformance: If your actual score was significantly lower than your recent practice tests, a retake could lead to improvement. #LSATRetake#lawschooladmissions
⏰3. Time & work ethic: If you have the time and commitment to study further, a retake could be a worthwhile investment. Keep in mind the next exams are in June, August, and September. #LSATRetake
🚀 Disappointed with your April 2023 #LSAT score? Remember, success is not final, failure is not fatal: it's the courage to continue that counts. Keep your chin up and consider if retaking is the right choice. Here are some guidelines to help you decide.
1/4 Here are the results from students who have taken our 'Advanced Curriculum’ private tutoring course. This list reflects students with official #LSAT scores from the Aug. 2022 - Jan. 2023 exams:
— 18 students total
— 14 have final score
— 4 do not have a final score/incomplete
3/4 Results are presented in the following order: [student's initial score]—[actual score]:
Student ZH: 171—175
Student NJ: 170—171
Student OI: 162—167
Student JG: 169—176
Student SC: 165—172
— 3 additional students do not have final scores
— 1 did not complete the curriculum