At It Again.

Hey guys, sorry for not writing for a couple of days.

I’ve decided to retake the LSAT. I registered yesterday and I will be taking it again at Queens College on September 30th.

As soon as I realized that I would be reliving the horrifying experience of preparing, I had a sick feeling in my stomach. I am filled with self doubt that I cannot shake off. I’ve got to have a new plan this time, since I’ve already seen most LSAT questions twice now.

I’m betting that I’ve forgotten many of the questions from the first time around (it has been something like 5 months since I last looked at an LSAT section) so hopefully that will help. I’m going to spend the first phase of my preparation going over mid to late 1990s tests to get used to all of it. In the second phase, I will be taking the early to mid 2000 tests to better gauge my level. Finally, near the end of my preparation, I will have to go through the June 2006 test.

I’m thinking about making some adjustments this time.

- I need to reduce the amount of time I have for each test. I plan on taking each section in 30 minutes.
- I cannot sit for 4 sections each time. I must sit for five or six. Six would probably be a better idea.
- I need to seriously deconstruct each exam. It’s ok if I don’t take as many preptests but I need to know the details of why I made each mistake and even thoroughly go through the correct answers.

I begin my journey tomorrow.

Here we go again!
Same old shit again!
Walking down the avenue,
One more night and we’ll be through.