i'm sorry for your plight my friend but i was once in your shoes before i was recommended to Mr Thomas and thats how i passed LSAT

I had interest in working with him but I was discouraged by my friends out of ignorance 😔

I have a cousin who never studied much,we studied together but she gives most of her time to her phone than studies after writing the LSAT she passed and I failed😣, I asked her how she did it, just found out she got her help from Mr Thomas ..

Sometimes hard work doesn’t pay you have to back it up with smartness🤓, I think your cousin understood that perfectly

Please does anyone know who this Mr Thomas is? I really need to speak with him I’m frustrated

Yay I'm so glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching😊

Very sorry to hear that, but it’s great that ur chasing your dream! Which law school do you plan on attending?

Condolences to you for the death of your brother. It is great to hear, however, that you are going after your dream in this way. i am also on this journey at 40. I am hoping to take the test in April. Fingers crossed. Have you taken it since your posted your comment?

Did you make it through?

Good luck studying!

Thank you so much 😊 Good luck studying!

YES that makes me so happy to hear! If you ever have any questions or need more info feel free to reach out☺️thanks for watching!

Yes exactly! 1 or 2 points can equal major scholarship increases down the line. Thanks for your comment😊

Yes, explaining things out loud is definitely helpful (I basically taught my mom how to do logic games because I explained them to her so many times lol). I didn’t know they had their own podcast as well, I bet it’s a great resource. Good luck on Monday, you’ll kill it!☺️

Thank you so much for watching ☺️☺️

They’re so purposefully confusing it’s frustrating!! Thanks for watching☺️

I appreciate this comment so much, Sahar!😊 It means a lot to me. Thank you for watching!

Hahahah I’m unfamiliar, but I did a quick google search so I guess I’ll take it as a compliment? lol 😂 Thanks for watching, glad the vid was useful!

Hey girl! I definitely recommend the Bibles, they are so helpful! The best thing about the LSAT is it is a test that can be learned. I’ve seen people make large amounts of progress from their diagnostic just through self-studying and taking practice tests. By giving yourself a year to study, you have plenty of time to get the hang of it, so don’t be discouraged. It is a difficult test that requires a new type of thinking, so having a diagnostic score that is ‘lower’ does not mean you have the brain of a walrus (that did make me laugh though so thank you lol). Best of luck 💖

Bailey Hansen I did TERRIBLY on the diagnostic as well. But I grew 20% and continue to improve with practice. My strengths are reading comp, and logical reasoning. Logic games is a huge weakness for me. But I’ve been making huge strides. Practice, practice, practice is the key. I’m doing khan academy almost everyday and I’m loving it. I’m 33, a history teacher for several years, and finally taking the plunge. You’ve got this!

@@Mimichuck0510 thank you for your confidence in me!! I am actually pretty good at the logic games, but i am terrible at the logical reasoning!!! Agh lol. Good luck to you ❤

I’m glad it was helpful! The PowerScore Bibles are amazing!

Thank you for watching 💖

Of course girl! Thanks for watching! You can tell a lot about the validity of an argument by its structure. It’s a pretty complicated concept, but I’ll try to give a simple example. So let’s take the following argument: - If x, then y (If it is raining, then the ground is wet). This is a valid argument. The contrapositive of this argument is- - If not y, then not x. (If the ground is not wet, then it is not raining). This is also a valid argument. So by understanding the structures of the arguments, you can know whether it is valid or not with just x’s and y’s, you don’t need all the fancy language and words used in the LSAT. Hope this response was somewhat helpful! If you need anymore clarification let me know!

I think it depends on your study habits! I'm pretty disciplined when it comes to studying so I was okay just using the books. However, if you have a hard time staying motivated/on track (which I think is common with the LSAT lol) then an online course may definitely be worth it!💚

Hi Sabrina, thanks so much for watching! You’re going to kill the LSAT😊

HAHAHA the struggle is REAL!

GIRL the burnout is the worst. But we both know you’re going to kill the test so try to relax a bit (even though it’s nearly impossible lol)

Hey girl! So I definitely didn’t do each book one at a time, because I would have gotten so burnt out while studying lol. I worked through about half of the logic games book first (because I had no prior knowledge of how logic games worked). After I felt like I had a good grasp on logic games, I started cycling through the books. I’d do logical reasoning one week and reading comp the next. After I started taking practice tests, I would look at the section I was struggling with most and go back to that book for the week. For example, logical reasoning was always the hardest section for me, so in the second half of my studying schedule, I was almost always using the logical reasoning book, and I barely touched the logic games one (because I wasn’t missing a lot of logic games questions on practice tests). Hope this was helpful!

On the PowerScore website they have study schedules that set out what chapters you should read and when, and it’s all depending on how much time you have to study (i.e 3 month, 6 months, 12 months). I highly recommend those!

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omg this is so relatable lol😂

Thank you for watching and subscribing💖

I think that's okay! It may actually be helpful to give your brain a break and skip around a little bit. Whatever keeps you studying most efficiently and not getting burnt out is the best strategy in my opinion lol

Looking back, I really only should have taken the LSAT twice. I took it a third time because I was close to breaking a threshold that would have meant a lot more scholarship money from the schools I was applying to. I don’t feel super comfortable stating exact numbers, but using these self study techniques I was able to raise my score 5 points in about a 3 month time span 😊 Good luck with your LSAT, let me know if you have any other questions!

@@RectoidableM Thanks heaps! I'm ordering some Powerscore Bibles soon!! I heard from some people that you have to study EVERY DAY.. this usually wouldn't be too much of a problem, however I will be studying over Nov-Feb which is summer time in Australia and likely to be going out every so often - is it okay to miss a day or two of studying? Or is it sufficient to commit to day-to-day routine without missing a day? Sorry to bombard you with questions..! Again, appreciate the vids, not many LSAT vids out there to help us pre-lsat takers out there!

Taking a day or two off of studying every once in awhile is perfectly fine! If anything, giving your brain a break may help you to retain the information better😊 Also, studying every day could lead to you feeling burnt out and overwhelmed, so if a day or two off every now and then helps you keep your sanity, I don’t think it will hinder your progress at all! If you have any other questions feel free to let me know☺️

Hey Evan! I never personally used that book, but I heard of a lot of people who opted for self-study that did and it helped them a lot (like 5-10 point increases!). The thing i’ve heard is that the LSAT Trainer is easier to understand in some senses than the PowerScore bibles, since the PowerScore books are so dense lol

@@RectoidableM Thanks! I've thought about purchasing the LSAT Trainer because I think the price is reasonable. However, I'm also looking into purchasing the PowerScore Logic Games Bible. Is that book even more than the others?

I think the price is similar to the other Bibles, ~25 depending on what version you get (you can get the 2020 version if you want it up to date, but I think the 2018 or 2019 version would be fine as well). I really think the Logic Games Bible is the most useful of the three, it taught me how to do logic games from the ground up!

@@RectoidableM Awesome! Thanks again for your insight.

So I have the Logic games bible in the 2018 version and the Logical reasoning bible in the 2020 version. I would say they’re both really good/thorough resources, and they aren’t much different except the 2020 version discusses aspects that apply to the digital LSAT, so it teaches you to be familiar with that format instead of the paper version. I definitely wouldn’t say the 2017 version is obsolete!

@@RectoidableM thank you very helpful !

it depends whether you want to take time after college before going to law school, or go directly into law school. If you want to go directly to law school, I’d recommend to start studying the summer before your senior year to take the LSAT in the fall, or you can start studying the fall semester of your senior year to take the LSAT in winter/spring. Hope this was helpful ☺️

lmaooo see if you still think that later 😂😭

@@RectoidableM So yeah, it didn't work out so well lol

So I read the logic games bible straight through, just because I was not familiar with logic games at all and I liked how the book gave step by step instructions for each type of game. I used the logical reasoning book as a supplement to my practice tests. I would take a practice test, see which question types I was missing, and then reference the chapter in the Bible as needed. The Bibles are really helpful, but you're right, they are exhausting. I hope this was helpful! Let me know if you have any other questions!

How long did you study for the test , i was thinking of studying now and taking the one in April but i think that’s way too long

I would recommend studying for about 6 months, so that you don’t get burnt out! So if you were wanting to take the April test, starting to study in October would be perfect!

Madison Rector I’m kind of in between January and April just because I’m currently earning my masters degree

That’s so awesome! Yes I would aim for about 6 months of studying. I think that’s enough time to adequately prepare and not get burnt out. I’m sure youll do really well!

hahahaah at least you're consistent! (In all seriousness though you can do it! Best of luck 😊)

Madison Rector praying on random luck at this point. Taking the test on 8/31. Probably should have studied earlier

HAHAHAH NO I will fix them at some point😭😂 That’s so funny thank you for the heads up!

@@RectoidableM just ordered the books you recommended. 😊

They’re great and so thorough!

thank you so much! I’ll check out your channel😊

thanks girl! I'll check out your channel :)