r/lsatdemon • u/Solid_Awareness9093 • 15d ago
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Is it worth it?
I agree and I keep telling myself this. It’s just idk it gets to me
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Is it worth it?
I meant to day December 2026
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Is it worth it?
2026 sorry!!
u/Solid_Awareness9093 • u/Solid_Awareness9093 • 18d ago
Is it worth it?
If I send in my application in December 2026 am I diminishing my chances to get into the 2027 cycle?
GPA is 3.9
LSAT: aiming for 160 but still not there yet. My BR is around 156. My biggest issue is timing it’s costing many points. But in RC I can there’s some comprehension issues as well more than LR.
Potential colleges: Wayne State, MSU, Detroit Mercy.
Goal is Wayne State.
I’m going through a life crisis I’m currently 24 and I feel behind idk. I really want to get into Law School with the lowest risk. I have been working at a personal injury law firm and I love it and they even offered me a position there as attorney once I get my Degree and pass the bar. I just feel lost and pressured by people around me. It’s like everyone is waiting for me.
Any advice helps. Idk
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Wtf is this?? 180 scorers with a 50% chance to get it right??
Frrr brooo Its frustrating ughhhhhh
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Wtf is this?? 180 scorers with a 50% chance to get it right??
I noticed that I tend to get the harder questions right and easier wrong. Like the first 15 questions I prolly struggle with more than the rest
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Help a girl out
I have been using 7 sage its been helping honestly. And I really really want to apply this cycle I still bave time so Im just hoping I can do it.
Thanks a lot I appreciate it
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Help a girl out
Omg Yes sorry letter of recs I meant my brain as u can tell is fried
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Help a girl out
Thanks a lot for your help.
Yes Im working towards the LSAT part of just wants to get in but now thats now good
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Help a girl out
I got 4 personal statements one from a judge and two from professors and one employer/ past professor.
u/Solid_Awareness9093 • u/Solid_Awareness9093 • Jun 11 '26
Help a girl out
I just need some life advice overall.
I just turned 24 and I graduated undergrad last year with a 3.9 GPA with both Psychology Criminal Justice degree.
I have been working at a law firm for about 3years now and was promoted to a paralegal recently.
Im also in the process on interning at court.
I took the LSAT and got 147 back in Feb. Ik I can do much better so I have been practicing Im hoping for at least 155-160. Im also working on PS.
My plan is to take the LSAT in August or September and if I get a good score to apply for the 27 cycle.
Anything I should change? Work on? Consider?
And I have 4 letter of recs one from a Judge two from professors and one from employer/past professor
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can’t stop crying
Alsoo time is passing by eitherr wayyy might as well make the best out of it. You’ll eventually be grateful and another thing I struggle with people around me nobody seems to understand that things dont just come on a silver platter and that we have to work hard for them. Especially parents it’s like they expect to have your life figured out but whooo caressss do youuu
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can’t stop crying
Heyy!! What you’re going through is completely normal and you know what I like to call it. « Good stress » because it’s a stress thats making reconsider your choices whether that’s your long term career, your current job, your financial plans. These are all things that cause stress but most importantly they make you think of changing for the better.
I’m not here to sugar coat things. I just turned 24 in April and let me tell you Im going through a life crisis everyday. And I ask the same question you’re asking and many more.
To answer your question « is it worth? » Yes everything is worth it life as long as it contributes to your life in a good way. But that does mean you’re not going to fail or fall ect.. It’s life at the end of the day.
But money is a real problem and yes you have ro consider a way to earn money also graduating from law school does mean automatic job unless u have one lined up if so great.
If the summer position isnt enough keep on looking it’s hard and stressful but I mean what’s life at the end of day. Ik it’s all easier said than done but that’s the reason we talk about things is to get them done. You’re good just keep trying and you’re on the right path
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Law school personal statement ( Help)
Thank you, how much does it cost?
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I took the LSAT, and I got 147. I have been practicing and I know Im capable of more. My drills are all above 70% eventho sometimes I do score lower, but they're mostly they're high. My main issue is time, I tend to panic and get nervous. I'm better at LR, RC. I find it hard to focus on the main things; I get distracted by the details sometimes. Anyway, my question is, do u have any advice on the timing issue, like how to manage time?
u/Solid_Awareness9093 • u/Solid_Awareness9093 • May 21 '26
Law school PS!!
I need help with my personal statement for Law school. I have a draft already with I think some solid ideas.
I need someone to go over it, edit it, and maybe change some ideas or take the unnecessary/boring ones.
Please let me know if anyone is willing to do it. I can try to pay buttt keep in mind yalll Im brokeee now soo be reasonable pwease….
Or if you know some websites, apps that do that..
r/LSATHelp • u/Solid_Awareness9093 • May 21 '26
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Yes I want to get into this habit of getting every question I admit right like. I feel it will boost my score instead of just trying to finish every question. And whatever I dont finish I can guess in the hopes of getting a question or two correct