have you pre-tested at all yet? the pre-test books are actually really useful if you have the self discipline to stick with them

Yeah I'm going to play to my skill set

The majority of people in law school don't have a full ride. If you are going to law school "for the money" then learn to program, take some basic finance and microecon courses and get into consulting or an asset trading firm. Much higher lifetime consumption than median law school grad.

I hope atleast one of you is going into esports law so i can feel safe to pursue a professional career w/ animal crossing camp without being abused by the Man.

no one will hire you

i got a 165 and i took a prep course

When frank abagnale jr was asked how he cheated to pass his bar exam, it turns out he didn't. He just studied hard and passed

I intend to go to law school, for the money, and while I am certain I could take the LSAT without studying a second and do well, I'd like to apply myself to this and do an exceptional job. My cousin did well enough that *they* paid *him* to go to law school

It's easy if you have a high enough IQ. But if your'e applying to law school then you will need lots of practice.

LSAT is full of questions that any math major (or anyone who is intimately familiar with classical logic) would cringe at. There are questions that only have answers if you have the common sense brain of a day laborer. If you engage in abstract reasoning and deduction then you will discover questions with no answers.

Don't go to law school, just get a regular PhD.

Recidivism says

I'm considering paying for a prep course but I don't want to unless its necessary

def take a practice test first I started w a prep book you can get them on amazon or whatever for like $30

prep courses are always crap

go to your library and check out practice tests/tests from previous years. Just take those over and over. Thats how I performed well on the lsat.

http://usat.sourceforge.net/

Here's all the info you need to know about it

its easy if you arent a dumb c.unt

He studied on his own and thought he did just fine

I'm considering paying for a prep course but I don't want to unless its necessary

I know someone who took it this past weekend

fail.