I’m starting to transition from untimed practice to timed LR sections and the clock is stressing me out, BAD.
I feel like my foundation is there, but once I see the clock I start misreading and second guessing myself.
For anyone who had a big timed/BR gap, what helped you close it? Should I just keep doing timed sections and trust that I’ll adjust, or is there a better way to practice timing?
I’m planning to take the September and October LSAT with the goal of starting law school next fall. One thing I’m worried about is letters of recommendation and extracurriculars.
I was the type of student who went to class, got good grades, and then went straight home or to my part time job. I had bills to pay, so I didn’t have the opportunity to go to office hours or join clubs.
For anyone who was in a similar situation, how did you go about getting letters of recommendation? Were professors still willing to write one if you did well in their class but didn’t interact with them much? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.