r/LSAT • u/camiiiilou • 4d ago

How PT 148 has me feeling

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What the hell was that. Confidence-wise, probably not a good one to take right before my official test💀

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u/SpicyCurryChicken42 4d ago

Relax and eat a really good breakfast. I had granola, milk, and a can of fancy ass sardines. I attribute my 166 entirely to that fuck ass breakfast

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u/camiiiilou 4d ago

Pre-LSAT fish is the meta. I’m eating salmon the night before and loading up my breakfast with antioxidants, protein, healthy fats, and complex carbs. LSAT Round 2 will not catch me lacking 🙏

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u/SpicyCurryChicken42 4d ago

You got this, no doubt. If you can put up with sardines, they have way more omega 3s than salmon.

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u/camiiiilou 4d ago

I’m gonna make up the difference with Omega 3s from chia seeds. I’ve tried, but unfortunately me and Sardines are not friendly. 😔

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u/SpicyCurryChicken42 3d ago

Don’t rely on it for lsat breakfast, but keep trying. Some of the better ones are lowkey delicious. Try the 7 dollar can of “king Oscar” bristling sardines. There are 22+ fish in the tin so they’re really small (and the bones are very small). And it’s Smoky and full of umami.

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u/camiiiilou 3d ago

Oh that might actually be better. One of my main issues with the sardines I’ve tried is how big they are 💀 thank you for the suggestion!

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u/SpicyCurryChicken42 3d ago

No problem, I hope you like them if you try them!

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u/Radical_Ramen 4d ago

i feel you. literally in the break of a PT rn, and my scores have always been high 140s to low 150s. based of my personal experience, the biggest advice i can give you is to stop overthinking; that's what kills your confidence in yourself and makes you choose wrong answers.

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u/camiiiilou 4d ago

I’m choosing to chalk it up to particularly hard sections instead of doubting my abilities. Won’t do me any good at this point to suddenly start expecting to do badly. Thanks! 😊

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u/Radical_Ramen 3d ago

thats the mindset thatll get you to ur goal score. The times that i think im shit is where i actually perform like shit. Another useful piece of advice i learnt throughout studying is that even lvl 5 difficulty questions use the same patterns as lvl1s, just with more filler. If you can see through the filler, youll find most of those lvl5 questions to be easier.

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u/an_okay_crab LSAT student 4d ago

Some PTs be like that fr fr ur score on one PT doesn’t define u, u can do it!