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 LSAT, she passed and I failed😣, I asked her how she did it, just found out she got her help from Mr Thomas ..
Just so you know, being waitlisted at a t-15 doesn’t mean you were rejected or they were on the fence about you- it means the admissions committee said “yes! We want her here!” But the admissions office has already sent out their max # of acceptance letters. Generally if you reapply the next year, you’ll get in. So, I’m SO happy for you on getting waitlisted at multiple t15s and getting a higher score and being accepted this year!!!!
Thank you for this!!! I struggled to see it that way back in 2020 but was so so proud of the waitlists I received in 2024, especially because all of my waitlists this year came from schools that flat out rejected me back in 2020. Thank you again! ❤❤❤
@@NadiaCianca Yeah, totally. It’s a huge accomplishment- my mind was kind of blown when a former admissions offer from Cornell Law explained the waitlist process to me.
Thank you so much for this, Nadia! I'm from India and videos like these make studying for the LSAT much less daunting. Your journey is truly inspiring. I have hit a plateau and cannot afford to get a tutor myself but your video gave me a sense of direction. Thank you for hosting the giveaway and good luck for law school!
This is so inspiring knowing that it can be done. I am currently studying for the lsat and working full time. I definitely will be reaching out to Sam! Thanks for sharing your story
It’s crazy to hear someone go through the opposite of my experience. The logic games remain my biggest weakness on this exam. I took it this April and the games really messed me up. I wrote a rule down wrong and had to re-diagram. I ended up with a 157 so ig we’ll see about August. The other sections I get like -2/3/4, but those games are just brutal for me. When I see how ppl like you think through them in real time it amazes me. So glad they’re getting rid of them tho 🤷♂️ Huge congratulations btw, you deserve this and I’m angry that you couldn’t just go straight through. Although it sounds like this was fate because the experience you have under your belt now will really help you kick ass in law school. I wish you the best of luck on your inspiring journey, thanks for sharing it 🙏
I struggle so bad with LR LMFAOOOO 💀. taking my lsat in june 😅. Im also excited for you, but congratulations on getting into a t-14 I myself strive to get into one this upcoming cycle. Hoping to get into law school next year. I myself work 9-5 in a firm I’ve been a paralegal for 3 years already tons of knowledge in the legal industry. Also a first gen so I feel you on the amount of stress
If you're looking for top tier LSAT tutoring, look up Crown LSAT. JD from Georgetown and 5+ years of experience teaching the LSAT. I have helped many people make massive improvements. One of my students got a 180 on the June 2024 LSAT. My email can be found on the Crown LSAT website!
Hi! Thank you ❤ my blind review score is the score I got when I re-took the entire test again untimed after taking it timed. I never looked at my timed score or what questions I got wrong until after I took the entire test again untimed - then I compare the timed score with the blind review score. There’s a lot more info about it in my first LSAT video! Happy studying 🎉
Hey Nadia, I'm curious, was the RC section your hardest? I noticed you mentioned you hated it, did that reflect in your score? RC is currently very hard for me (I am a pretty darn slow reader, and I also kind of hate it). I worry too because people have very different opinions about whether or not a person could get better at RC. I really did enjoy your video though, thank you so much :)
Hi! Yes it was by far my hardest section and I would get around 9 questions wrong per test. After tutoring we got that down to about 3-4 wrong per test (which I thought would be impossible for me considering my best RC score was -8 before that)! My issue wasn’t with reading speed, it was with understanding what was being asked of me. However I know someone who had an issue with speed and she took a speed reading course online and raised her RC score significantly! Best of luck!
Hi! I took my timed practice tests on lawhub and stopped the timer right before time was up so I could export my answer choices to 7sage after every section (so I couldn’t see what I got right or wrong on each section + my score on the exam). When I was finished with all of my sections and exported my answers to 7Sage, I would print out a PDF version of the 7Sage exam (there’s a little button on the exam page to do this) and I would blind review using the PDF on my iPad! One way to blind review with just lawhub is to answer all of your questions in a section within 35 minutes, then pause right before the timer is up, then go to the next section without seeing your score. Once you’re done with all your sections, you can select “start new test” and set the timer to 700 minutes so you can blind review from scratch without losing your answers to your timed exam. When you’re done blind reviewing, you can select “finish exam” on both tests and compare your answers!
I started by giving myself a few extra minutes while doing practice sections, then lowered that amount by one minute every other section. I wouldn’t do this during actual practice tests, but doing it with the sections helped me a lot!
It was awful!! But in hindsight it was a blessing. I really struggled with second guessing my answer choices and making last minute changes during my PTs. I think having all those distractions on test day forced me to run out of time (and not giving me the chance to change my answers) so it all worked out 😂
It means I took the entire test again untimed after taking the practice test, but before I saw which answers I got wrong or what my score was! So basically it’s my untimed score!
@@NadiaCianca thank you 🙏🏾 and congratulations, I pray God will give you the strength to endure the rest of your journey. I’ve wasted so much money on tutors and preps that did not work for me. I used to think that it was my fault that I was not grasping material. I did not know that , it was okay to demand and look for a tutor to my liking and learn this exam with my own learning style. I thought everyone else was successful at these prep companies like testmasters. It’s refreshing to hear for me to do what works best for me and do it every single day. I am first generation so I’m learning on my own.
I’m struggling so hard with the LSAT. Idk what resource is best for LR. The question types like assumptions and flaws confuse me and I want to score in the 170s too 😭
The question types are definitely confusing in the beginning but that’s why it’s so important to really stick to learning them and understanding the fundamentals + why you’re getting certain questions wrong. But it does get easier - I promise!!!! ❤
If you're looking for top tier LSAT tutoring, look up Crown LSAT. JD from Georgetown and 5+ years of experience teaching the LSAT. I have helped many people make massive improvements. One of my students got a 180 on the June 2024 LSAT. My email can be found on the Crown LSAT website!
If you're looking for the best LSAT tutoring, look up Crown LSAT. JD from Georgetown and 5+ years of experience teaching the LSAT. I have helped many people make massive improvements. One of my students got a 180 on the June 2024 LSAT. My email can be found on the Crown LSAT website
Hi! I post on Reddit (but not on the LSAT page anymore). However, my account is anonymous because it includes a lot of information about my law school application process, which I’m waiting to share publicly until I choose what school I’ll be attending! There’s a lot of great advice on Reddit though, and I really encourage you to check it out!
👏🍾 SO proud ! I'm thrilled we were able to make reading comp enjoyable 📚 and break through the plateau 📈 Hard work pays off! 💪
Dream team!! I couldn’t have done it without you! 🎉
I’ve from Houston too!
I failed 3 times, i lost money to reviews that never helped but the major thing is that I've not lost hope
Passing the LSAT is when you study hard,if you can't study or you don't have time for your studies I'd advise you get yourself help like Mr Thomas
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 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.
Just so you know, being waitlisted at a t-15 doesn’t mean you were rejected or they were on the fence about you- it means the admissions committee said “yes! We want her here!” But the admissions office has already sent out their max # of acceptance letters. Generally if you reapply the next year, you’ll get in. So, I’m SO happy for you on getting waitlisted at multiple t15s and getting a higher score and being accepted this year!!!!
Thank you for this!!! I struggled to see it that way back in 2020 but was so so proud of the waitlists I received in 2024, especially because all of my waitlists this year came from schools that flat out rejected me back in 2020.
Thank you again! ❤❤❤
@@NadiaCianca Yeah, totally. It’s a huge accomplishment- my mind was kind of blown when a former admissions offer from Cornell Law explained the waitlist process to me.
this is so good to know i though being waitlisted was a super bad thing so this is good to hear.
@@sophietucker6249 Right? I had someone who was in admissions at Cornell tell me that, and it blew my mind.
As someone who is awfully terrified of the lsat! Thank you for sharing your inspiring story ❤❤ Good luck in all your endeavors!
Don’t be terrified!! The LSAT is a super learnable test and you will do amazing!
Wow despite all these distractions you still kick ass in the September exam, impressive again congratulations well deserved.
Haha I think the distractions helped! Thank you! ❤
Lol....maybe regardless you kick ass so congratulations again@@NadiaCianca
Thank you so much for this, Nadia! I'm from India and videos like these make studying for the LSAT much less daunting. Your journey is truly inspiring. I have hit a plateau and cannot afford to get a tutor myself but your video gave me a sense of direction. Thank you for hosting the giveaway and good luck for law school!
Thank you so much ❤ you’re going to do so many amazing things as a lawyer! Good luck on the giveaway 🎉
Congratulations to you! I’m preparing to start studying for the LSAT. Planning to set for the LSAT in June of 2025
This is so inspiring knowing that it can be done. I am currently studying for the lsat and working full time. I definitely will be reaching out to Sam! Thanks for sharing your story
Thank you so much!! Studying while working can be hard but it is the most rewarding feeling when it’s over ❤ best of luck! You’re going to do great 🎉
We’re all so proud of you!!!!
Thank you! 🫶🏼
It’s crazy to hear someone go through the opposite of my experience. The logic games remain my biggest weakness on this exam. I took it this April and the games really messed me up. I wrote a rule down wrong and had to re-diagram. I ended up with a 157 so ig we’ll see about August. The other sections I get like -2/3/4, but those games are just brutal for me. When I see how ppl like you think through them in real time it amazes me. So glad they’re getting rid of them tho 🤷♂️
Huge congratulations btw, you deserve this and I’m angry that you couldn’t just go straight through. Although it sounds like this was fate because the experience you have under your belt now will really help you kick ass in law school. I wish you the best of luck on your inspiring journey, thanks for sharing it 🙏
I remember watching your video a year ago. This is incredible!!
🥹🥹 thank you so much
Nadia you are fantastic congratulations counselor, looking forward to your amazing journey...
Thank you so much!
@@NadiaCiancakeep us posted
This was very inspirational and uplifting thank you Nadia
Thank you so much!
I struggle so bad with LR LMFAOOOO 💀.
taking my lsat in june 😅. Im also excited for you, but congratulations on getting into a t-14 I myself strive to get into one this upcoming cycle. Hoping to get into law school next year. I myself work 9-5 in a firm I’ve been a paralegal for 3 years already tons of knowledge in the legal industry. Also a first gen so I feel you on the amount of stress
Also if only I saw this video beforehand cause I spent 210 for an hour session :( on hiring a private tutor
LR was no joke when I started studying! I feel like once you get the question types down, it gets so much easier! I’m rooting for you!!
Wow hearing your journey is inspiring! I'm currently preparing for studying & these tips are valuable! Congratulations on your acceptances! 🥳
Thank you!! Best of luck ❤
If you're looking for top tier LSAT tutoring, look up Crown LSAT. JD from Georgetown and 5+ years of experience teaching the LSAT. I have helped many people make massive improvements. One of my students got a 180 on the June 2024 LSAT. My email can be found on the Crown LSAT website!
Beautiful story!! I am so happy for you!! This was extremely inspiring✨
Thank you so much!
Thank you so much for this thorough video! Congrats!!!
Thank you for watching!!!
congrats on the high score. That is awesome.
Thank you!!!
I’m happy to see you posting again I love your videos they’re so encouraging! I signed up for the giveaway too I need allllll the help I can get!
Thank you so much 🥹 good luck on the giveaway!!
thank you, it's so crazy I was watching the other study video you did and your new video popped up on my notifications!@@NadiaCianca
Thank you for your story!!! I am so nervous to start this journey but so excited because it has been a dream.
You got this!!!
Congratulations ❤❤❤
I hope I can get my score up. I'm stuck in the 150s and I have been studying for a year! I'm not even sure if I want to apply this cycle anymore lol
A 136 to a 166 is amazing!
Thank you for this! It was really helpful, I was wondering what do you mean by your blind reviewing score?
Hi! Thank you ❤ my blind review score is the score I got when I re-took the entire test again untimed after taking it timed. I never looked at my timed score or what questions I got wrong until after I took the entire test again untimed - then I compare the timed score with the blind review score. There’s a lot more info about it in my first LSAT video! Happy studying 🎉
This was super helpful! Thank you!
Thank you for watching!!
you are an inspiration! Great Job!!!
Thank you!
Wow this is so inspiring, thank you for sharing
Thank you for watching!
Hey! How many times did you meet with your tutor? Thank you for all the tips!!!
I believe we met 6 times in total!
Hey Nadia, I'm curious, was the RC section your hardest? I noticed you mentioned you hated it, did that reflect in your score? RC is currently very hard for me (I am a pretty darn slow reader, and I also kind of hate it). I worry too because people have very different opinions about whether or not a person could get better at RC. I really did enjoy your video though, thank you so much :)
Hi! Yes it was by far my hardest section and I would get around 9 questions wrong per test. After tutoring we got that down to about 3-4 wrong per test (which I thought would be impossible for me considering my best RC score was -8 before that)!
My issue wasn’t with reading speed, it was with understanding what was being asked of me. However I know someone who had an issue with speed and she took a speed reading course online and raised her RC score significantly! Best of luck!
@@NadiaCianca thank you so much :)
LOL That September exam was God sending a message
great video!
Thank you!!
Congratts🎉
Thank you!
Thank you so much for this video!
Thank you for watching!
Thanks for sharing. Please do another giveaway if you can. I just found your page & would love the opportunity to win tutoring for the lsat.
Based on the incredible response to the first giveaway, I would love to do another!
thank you for this.
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Nadia you said you were able to blind review your exams, how did you that using lawhub?
Thanks
Hi! I took my timed practice tests on lawhub and stopped the timer right before time was up so I could export my answer choices to 7sage after every section (so I couldn’t see what I got right or wrong on each section + my score on the exam).
When I was finished with all of my sections and exported my answers to 7Sage, I would print out a PDF version of the 7Sage exam (there’s a little button on the exam page to do this) and I would blind review using the PDF on my iPad!
One way to blind review with just lawhub is to answer all of your questions in a section within 35 minutes, then pause right before the timer is up, then go to the next section without seeing your score. Once you’re done with all your sections, you can select “start new test” and set the timer to 700 minutes so you can blind review from scratch without losing your answers to your timed exam. When you’re done blind reviewing, you can select “finish exam” on both tests and compare your answers!
@@NadiaCiancaThank you so much will definitely use this method when I will do my blind review...
Hello Nadia, how did you increase your speed while maintaining your accuracy?
I started by giving myself a few extra minutes while doing practice sections, then lowered that amount by one minute every other section. I wouldn’t do this during actual practice tests, but doing it with the sections helped me a lot!
Hi Nadia, I’ve been struggling with increasing my score, is there anyway to reach out to Sam? I would like to consider him as a tutor
Yes! His instagram is houlsat and his website is linked in the bio!
Omg! The horror story for rest day just kept getting worse😩
It was awful!! But in hindsight it was a blessing. I really struggled with second guessing my answer choices and making last minute changes during my PTs. I think having all those distractions on test day forced me to run out of time (and not giving me the chance to change my answers) so it all worked out 😂
GOAT
Hi thank you for this video!When you say you "blind reviewed a [insert score here]", what does that mean?
It means I took the entire test again untimed after taking the practice test, but before I saw which answers I got wrong or what my score was!
So basically it’s my untimed score!
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oops i am watching this on 29th march and giveaway ended already. :(
Maybe we’ll have to do another one 😜
What's you take on 'InsightLsat' study guides/tips on UA-cam?
I’ve never watched them! But that doesn’t matter - as long as it’s working for you and you’re seeing improvement, that’s what matters!!
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How can I get in touch with the Sam guy 😩
I want him specifically
Hi! His instagram and website are linked in the video description. He’s amazing!
@@NadiaCianca thank you 🙏🏾 and congratulations, I pray God will give you the strength to endure the rest of your journey. I’ve wasted so much money on tutors and preps that did not work for me. I used to think that it was my fault that I was not grasping material. I did not know that , it was okay to demand and look for a tutor to my liking and learn this exam with my own learning style. I thought everyone else was successful at these prep companies like testmasters. It’s refreshing to hear for me to do what works best for me and do it every single day. I am first generation so I’m learning on my own.
I’m struggling so hard with the LSAT. Idk what resource is best for LR. The question types like assumptions and flaws confuse me and I want to score in the 170s too 😭
The question types are definitely confusing in the beginning but that’s why it’s so important to really stick to learning them and understanding the fundamentals + why you’re getting certain questions wrong. But it does get easier - I promise!!!! ❤
Wooow amazing
Which tier of 7sage did u subscribe to?
I don’t remember 😢 but think it was somewhere between $70-90 a month if I recall
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May I ask how many hours of studying you did with Hou LSAT?
Whats a blind review score difference?
What 3 nyc schools did you apply to that one cycle!
The top 3 schools in Manhattan!
@@NadiaCianca tyvm!! Loved the video btw!
The September horror story 💀💀
Literally a nightmare!
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What does blind review mean?
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Hi! Do you offer tutoring?
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I need tutoring
If you're looking for the best LSAT tutoring, look up Crown LSAT. JD from Georgetown and 5+ years of experience teaching the LSAT. I have helped many people make massive improvements. One of my students got a 180 on the June 2024 LSAT. My email can be found on the Crown LSAT website
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Do you post and comment on Reddit? Would love to see your advice on there too. What is your Reddit username?
Hi! I post on Reddit (but not on the LSAT page anymore). However, my account is anonymous because it includes a lot of information about my law school application process, which I’m waiting to share publicly until I choose what school I’ll be attending! There’s a lot of great advice on Reddit though, and I really encourage you to check it out!
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