LSATs and LSATs and LSATs, Oh my!

[thescarletwoman]

God, just kill me now.

The LSATs are officially in less than a month and I think I've just hit insane panic!mode. I'm taking another practise exam tomorrow and we'll see what my score does. If I can jump a goodly amount right about now, I'll stop fretting (as) much. But right now... seeing where my score is (a 150 *wince*) and knowing where I need it to be (170ish *WINCE*) I'm about three steps away from freaking out.

Well... more like two and a half.

The Kaplan program is absolutely amazing and I will admit, after having not been in school for a good two years, restarting was insanely hard. But I think I've found my stride.

*points to icon* Agreeing with violet_quill on this one. The fact that she scored what she did... is sickening. I want Elle's score!

Strangely? Doing a couple of shows has done more to improve my mental well-being than anything. And back down to the Playhouse tonight for one of the infamous David/Andrew concerts. Ooooh will this be fun. AND we're playing Rhapsody in Blue as well as a shitload of Sondheim. I'm a happy girl.

Didn't end up completing LMoM at pervy_werewolf but I gave it a good run. When it came down to finishing pr0n or faceplanting into my texts, I chose the latter -- though decidedly not as much fun.

How have you all been? Any finals-related deaths to report?

Comments

[silverstah.livejournal.com]

In retrospect, I wish I had done the Kaplan - I think I would have done a lot better on the LSAT than I actually did. Grand scheme of things it wasn't a huge deal, since I think I ended up in the right school for me, regardless... but still, it would have been nice to do a little better. ;)

My advice? Practice, practice, practice. I did at least an hour or two of practice problems every night. Not fun, but it helped a lot.

Be sure you bring a watch or stopwatch with you to the exam. I didn't, and it SUCKED.