Does anyone have experience rolling at liv nightclub? Going this Friday for dom dolla and planning on rolling with a few friends. I’m hearing it’s very hot and packed though.
Should I do it at dom dolla or wait till tiesto the next morning ? Really wondering what it’s like in this nightclub.
Genuine question for IU students: at what point does the university need to seriously reconsider the role Greek life has on campus?
Beta Theta Pi and Pi Kappa Phi were both just placed on cease and desist, with IU citing hazing-related allegations.
And it’s not like these are isolated incidents, there have been multiple fraternities put on cease and desist, probation, or suspension for hazing and endangering members over the last couple of years.
When these incidents keep happening year after year, why does Greek life continue to have such a large presence at IU?
For people who are in Greek life or support it, what do you think the solution actually is? Is the problem certain chapters, the way pledging works, enforcement from IU, or something deeper about fraternity culture?
Not trying to start a “frats are all bad” argument. I’m genuinely curious what IU students think would need to change for these incidents to stop.
137 diagnostic 165 actual. Last PT before September cmon let’s get er done fellas
Is it still possible to retake the august 2026 LSAT? I took the Wednesday test without dividers on my first RC section. It threw me off a bit and I'm worried I could have done better on the test due to timing issues as my dividerless section was graded.
I am already taking the September LSAT so if I can't "retake" before that test then I don't see the point as I have a score cancel available...
Anyone have any advice?
Am I still able to submit a complaint? Am I able to retake before September?
Edit: I can retake the test if my complaint is validated in August 18th. This was my first LSAT. I am currently on vacation but am able to study.
I scored a 180 on a full test over the weekend. I feel like I have nothing to lose here.
So excited for my first test tomorrow. Here is where my scores are sitting after studying for three months and two with the demon. My consistency is not where I want it to be yet so I am praying for an easy RC as my first section.
My first diagnostic in April was a 153 and I was severely discouraged. The demon lifted me up and helped me along my journey. I think I could touch upper 170's by September if I keep grinding. Thank you "Demon" you've done more than you could know.
Hello everyone!
I am asking a pretty nuanced question here so I know that I may not get many accurate replies that are relevant to other peoples experiences. But does anyone know how representative combined sections on LSAT demon are of actual PT score results? For context, I don't have enough time in my day for full practice tests so I usually take as many sections as I can in a day and then for score results I combined them. The only negative factor I can think of that would make my combined PT scores not reflective is natural variance from day to day (say I take 2 sections on day, and then another day I am more fresh and I take another 2 it won't reflect how I would've scored all at once), or I just have general mental fatigue toward the latter part of tests which, like everyone else, would negatively affect my score.
The problem is, I don't really see mental fatigue as a issue with me as the more I study the better I get, for example the only test that I have had the time to sit down and take fully I have had my highest score yet.
I am essentially asking this questions to see if anyone else took this approach and then had a score that reflected the combined PT's. For example, here are my most recent practice tests.
Is there any confidence I can have in these scores that my actual LSAT will potentially be reflective of them?
Thanks all.
Hello everyone!
I am asking a pretty nuanced question here so I know that I may not get many accurate replies that are relevant to other peoples experiences. But does anyone know how representative combined sections on LSAT demon are of actual PT score results? For context, I don't have enough time in my day for full practice tests so I usually take as many sections as I can in a day and then for score results I combined them. The only negative factor I can think of that would make my combined PT scores not reflective is natural variance from day to day (say I take 2 sections on day, and then another day I am more fresh and I take another 2 it won't reflect how I would've scored all at once), or I just have general mental fatigue toward the latter part of tests which, like everyone else, would negatively affect my score.
The problem is, I don't really see mental fatigue as a issue with me as the more I study the better I get, for example the only test that I have had the time to sit down and take fully I have had my highest score yet.
I am essentially asking this questions to see if anyone else took this approach and then had a score that reflected the combined PT's. For example, here are my most recent practice tests.
Is there any confidence I can have in these scores that my actual LSAT will potentially be reflective of them?
Thanks all.
Hello everyone,
Im trying to understand how to best improve on reading comprehension, but unlike LR I am not sure where to start. My first ever reading comp section, untimed, I only missed 3. From then on, under time constraints, I usually miss around 5-6. I'm trying to figure out the best way to study for reading comprehension to improve my score to potentially miss 1-2. As of now I do not take notes which I've seen may be a helpful tactic to employ. Is there any specific resources that people have used that help walk through the basics of improving on RC. I feel like, as compared to LR, RC is an intuitive skill that comes with the ability to comprehend passages rather than learning the LSAT.
If anyone has any tips, it would be very helpful!
I consistently struggle with questions that are written in “LSAT language” (where flaw is described by general language instead of specifically). Any advice on how to practice getting better at this? For example, this question, I was able to predict the flaw but under time pressure I couldn’t identify the answer and got lost in the language.
Hey guys,
I'm bored and I was thinking about how many drinks the average person has on a night out. For me, I'm honestly not sure. Last night I drank 2 vermut rojo's, 9 beers, 2 tequila shots, some mixed shot, and a jager bomb.
Is this too much? Is this average. I'm not sure.