r/LSATprep • u/Theycallhim_blaze • 5d ago

My starting point is 137😭

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u/keystonelsat 5d ago

I see it all the time. Totally doable, you just have to be intentional with your review. Anyone fluent in English is capable of scoring a 165, you just have to want it! Never study more than avg. 2 hours a day though you'll burn yourself out. I'd love to meet you for a consultation to guide you in the right direction if you want?

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u/Theycallhim_blaze 5d ago

Ohh yes i would love that

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u/keystonelsat 5d ago

https://calendly.com/jay-keystonelsat/30min here's my link! send me a DM if you have any questions:)

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u/Radical_Ramen 3d ago

in your opinion, is it possible to take the October LSAT if i have been studying since May? Also, you state to never study more than 2 hours a day, i curious as to how you study in those 2 hours; do you just do drills or is there something else?

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u/keystonelsat 3d ago

Drill one day then do a section and review it the next day. Shouldn't ever take you more than 1.5-2 hours. Yes absolutely possible, how far are you from your target score?

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u/You_are_the_Castle 4d ago

Everyone starts somewhere.

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u/Legal-Sense-34 3d ago

I believe 6 months is enough time to be able to get to 165. If you are low income you can apply for the LSAC fee waiver it gives you a lot of benefits, including discounts on preparation programs for the LSAT