u/Status_Phone_9461

Reposting! Over 200 purchases and so many people have messaged me thanking me!

I want to start off by saying - this forum is toxic to success if you base your experiences on the experience of others. A lot of people will post "I got X in my diagnostic, can I get X in 3 months" and people always do the "you might, you can't, maybe" - blah, blah, blah.

If you put in the work, you can and here is where I am going to come in. I first started studying in late September. I took the October LSAT and was VERY unprepared (didn't know what NA or SA differences were) and my score showed (mid-140s). I started reading the posts and saw all the "you need 1 year" replies and was very discouraged, however, I still put in the work 3/4 hour days.

My main focus was understanding the questions rather than drilling and I was doing so well. I was testing in the mid-160s. However, November came and I received a 152. I was livid. Back to the drawling board and I had one goal -- break down the exam. I made guide after guide about things I did not understand. I started analyzing every single question I was taking. I knew the LSAT was based on skeletons and differing topics so I started breaking down questions into skeletons and doing practice tests and drills. I was testing in the 177-180 range by the January test.

After my hold was released in January (finally), I received a 178. I was elated and ecstatic and I have to contribute it truly to all the guides I made and analysis. While waiting for my hold, I decided to merge everything I've made and make a "LSAT BOOK" basically, almost 300 pages of information. Breaking down conditionals, questions, and skeletons (still, a work in progress, my mission is to break down every single LSAT question and find every single skeleton and make a skeleton bank for the future).

If anyone has any questions, dm me! However, majority of questions I will be referencing this guide because I truly put in the WORK to make this and aggregate all my notes (which quite honestly, took the longest because formatting this guide was terrible)

If you would like to buy the guide, message me as I do not want this to be taken down for solicitation, unfortunately, I would post for free, but this was about 4 months of work to get to this point.

Good luck to everyone and remember, your experience is yours. Do not let others dictate your future and your success with "maybes".