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Studying for the LSAT / Re: Good study schedule w/full-time work« on: June 10, 2010, 01:25:38 AM »
Thanks. I think that's solid advice. I am already finding different approaches and it's confusing me. I'll stick with Powerscore. Unfortunately, I can't afford a tutor or a course. I do have a "go to", however. My son's friend is starting Harvard this fall and I'm thinking that with his 179 score, he might have a few pointers.
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Non-Traditional Students / Re: Undergrad School« on: June 09, 2010, 01:00:58 AM »
Wow, don't think I've ever met anyone else who went to Metro State. It's been a number of years for me (won't say how many) but I still keep tabs on the alma mater. Frankly, it's got a pretty good reputation and more in some majors than in others. I wouldn't worry about it too much.
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Studying for the LSAT / Good study schedule w/full-time work« on: June 09, 2010, 12:53:37 AM »
I have started reviewing for the October test but so far it's been all surface review - nothing down and dirty. I feel I need to get a firmer study schedule down and don't want to fritter June away being unfocused. Does anyone have a suggested study schedule? Other than work (9-5 M-F), my time is pretty much my own. One 18 year old at home who is very independent. So far I've just been using books I could grab from the public library but my Powerscore Bibles and pretests should be arriving shortly. Took the test 15 years ago without any prep and managed a 152 and considering I was working full-time, going to school part-time and was a single parent to 2 young kids at the time, I probably shouldn't complain about it. Hopefully not too many brain cells have been lost in the intervening years.
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