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Studying for the LSAT / Monday and your Cell Phone

« on: June 15, 2008, 10:14:06 AM »

I know that your not supposed to bring your Cell Phone to the test site techincally, but I was wondering what would happen if I did? I am taking a train into NYC (I live 25-30 min outside NYC) to take the test at Fordham Law, and it would really be beneficially for me to have my phone with me? Do they just take the phone away and give it back to you afterwards? Can I just leave it with the proctor at the front of the room? Thanks...

*Good luck to anyone else taking it on Monday*

Studying for the LSAT / Mix and Match

« on: January 17, 2008, 11:59:38 AM »

Just a quick question...I am currently studying for the June 2008 LSAT. A short while ago I began my prep work and was quickly able to pin point my major weakness, that being Logic Games. So to try and rectify this problem I bought, and have been working on, the Powerscore LG Bible. I was planning on using this in addition to other preptests/exercises to begin my preparations for the exam until late Feb. At this point a Kaplan course which is starting at my University will begin, and I will use that as my main course of study.

My question after all this is if learning to use the Powerscore LG strategies now, will become counterproductive once I learn Kaplan's methods.

Thank you!

Studying for the LSAT / Kaplan Course vs Princeton Review Course

« on: October 15, 2007, 09:37:51 AM »

Hi.

So im a junior in college right now and i have started preparing myself to take the LSATs in the spring, I believe the June test. Currently I am studying abroad so my preparation for the LSATs have slowed just a bit. When I return home however, I was interested in one of these two courses that are offered up by my school. I was just wondering if anyone has had any good/bad experiences with these two companies? If the courses help and if not, are they worth the money?

Thank you for all of your advice in advance.

Studying for the LSAT / How early is too early?

« on: March 25, 2007, 04:08:04 PM »

Hey everyone,

I am currently a sophomore and have just begun to prepare for the LSAT which seems to be about a year away(June of Junior Year) right now. I took a practice LSAT exam through Kaplan and without studying at all I recieved the score of 151. I am hoping to get this up to a high 160's. I purchased an LSAT review book that I intend to work on slowly on my own until next spring, and then take a Kaplan course to make sure I am prepared for the test in June. I was wondering if anyone had any other advice to prepare for this test. Although I did well on the SAT's I did not do a good job of preparing myself for them and thus stressed out a great deal. I want to ensure that this does not happen again for the LSATs.

If anyone has any advice it would be appreciated!

Thanks...

Law School Applications / School where you want to practice

« on: March 25, 2007, 12:43:39 PM »

Hey everyone,

Im very early on in my law school search and the whole process. Im currently a Sophomore and planning on attending law school in the fall of 2009. I was feeling ambitious this morning, however and I wanted to look around at law schools to get a jump on things. I was just wondering, ive heard that it is important to go to law school where you want to practice. Is this true? I am really interested in some of the Washington DC area schools but being from NY and wanting to live in NY later on in life, would this be a problem?

Thank you for the help!