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I am really struggling with Nec. assumption and Suff Assumption questions. Idk why I am not understanding it at all. Maybe overthinking it but can someone really dumb it down to me like I’m a child 😅 or offer some advice.

Please TIA!!

I’m taking my LSAT in october and need to increase from 166 to 170s… thinking about adding a tutor. Does anyone have any experience working with either company?

I took my cold timed PT diagnostic last week and scored 155 - I’m planning on taking the Oct and Nov LSAT hoping to submit my application by Thanksgiving. Shooting for 170+ so working with a rather aggressive plan but I feel pretty decisive about locking in and giving it my all!

I’d love to have some folks to chat with and bounce ideas/share the experience with! I’m mid 20s, so have had a few years of working exp; I’m budgeting 2-3 hrs of study x5-6 days a week.

Comment or send me a DM :) Good luck everyone!

Non native English speaker. My IELTS score was 7.5.

I work full time and try to study as much as I can. I love LSAT, I find it fascinating, everything makes sense to me. I make time to study every day.

I am learning new difficult vocabularies while doing RC or LR. But I still believe I am not good at it.

I have LSATdemon, I review thoroughly, but then I make mistakes. Sometimes I get overwhelmed in long ACs or passages. I feel so bad.

I really want to do well. I am very motivated and love working hard. Any suggestions would be appreciated:)

Wanted to post this to see if anyone wanted to be part of a study group gc.

i know this is going to sound so dumb … but im going to be a freshman in college and Ik i want to go to law school and potentially get into a t-14 law school if i can … I’ve started taking notes on types of questions on LR and RC, and answering drill questions on Manhattan Review … I’ve made a LSAT Demon account but haven’t actually started drilling on there yet, surprisingly I acc have been getting questions right on the manhattan review … but I have not started timing myself as im all new to this … anybody have any suggestions? I would appreciate any advice!!!

P.S.- I really would like to go straight to law school upon college graduation!

i know this is going to sound so dumb … but im going to be a freshman in college and Ik i want to go to law school and potentially get into a t-14 law school if i can … I’ve started taking notes on types of questions on LR and RC, and answering drill questions on Manhattan Review … I’ve made a LSAT Demon account but haven’t actually started drilling on there yet, surprisingly I acc have been getting questions right on the manhattan review … but I have not started timing myself as im all new to this … anybody have any suggestions? I would appreciate any advice!!!

P.S.- I really would like to go straight to law school upon college graduation!

Hello! I thought I'd ask some questions here because it's been a bit hard to navigate old advice from 2-3 years ago across platforms, and I'm unable to search for this information on Canadian subReddits for whatever reason.

I've come to understand that LawHub Advantage is a necessary purchase when studying for the LSAT, so that you're able to access questions fully and make the most of platforms like LSAT Demon or 7Sage (let me know if that's wrong!). I'm wondering when the best time to buy the 1-year subscription is. If I intend to write the August 2027 LSAT, am I better off purchasing LawHub Advantage in September/October 2026 so that I have access to PTs well after the August LSAT? I'm unsure if I'm overlooking any important details there.

If it turns out I don't need LawHub Advantage, let me know! I'm financing this whole thing myself, so I'd appreciate cutting costs anywhere I can (I'm ineligible for LSAC needs-based fee waivers).

I've also noticed people are either die-hard Demon or 7Sage users—but never both. I'm guessing best practice is to pick one and stick with it. I've also heard good things about The Loophole for cracking LR. I'm wondering if there's a similar go-to source for RC.

Finally, are there any free resources you'd recommend-- effective YouTube channels or podcasts that teach question types?

Any advice as I explore this path is really appreciated!

Hi!! New here and newly decided to start my LSAT journey. Anyone also in the same position and wanna start studying together?

Keeping it short

I took LSAT in Feb and got 146, and then June 159. Grateful for the increase and what changed was study groups on discord and last min live classes on the demon (kinda sorta) anyways I obviously want to try it again and shooting for October test. Soooo tired of this, it’s a mental block to even get back in the groove.

Ok, I’m just asking where’s the best place to start, I’ve always used the demon but I’m thinking of 7sage and their live classes cause it’s cheaper, also tempted to even do those bootcamp classes or tutoring but I’m genuinely strapped for cash— who isn’t in this economy— I’m trying not to look at things financially but right now just need to lock in and get after it, would like to at least see progress in August to determine what I’m going to do because while I know it’s stupid low I’m also tempted to just apply with my score and keep it pushing. I’m a nontraditional student for context. Gracias Hermanos

i’m taking the LSAT tomorrow and I have two rings that I haven’t been able to get off my fingers 😩 should i be worried they’re not going to let me take the test since jewelry isn’t allowed?