Hi everyone ❤ Thank you all so much for support. When I posted this video, I never imagined that it would help so many people. Reading your comments (especially the ones about score increases!) brings me so much joy. Without a doubt, knowing I helped others with their LSAT journey has been my most meaningful achievement in life. Due to a conflict of interest, I have not been able to offer tutoring since the summer of 2021. I have received hundreds of DMs and messages about tutoring, and i’m so sorry that i’m not able to provide it at this time. I highly suggest that you use Khan Academy, 7Sage, and LSAThacks to help you while studying, and I recommend looking for a private tutor through the LSAT Reddit page, if needed. I have also seen dozens of comments asking me where I ended up going to law school. I plan on posting a video with all of my application stats (softs, GPA, etc.) and answering all of your questions before the end of the year. Again, the reactions to this video mean more than the world to me. I am so incredibly thankful for you all and wish you nothing but the best on your LSAT journey. As I said in the video, “If I can do it, you can do it.” ❤
I’m late to your post. I really enjoyed this video and strangely it provided so much comfort. I’m a “non-traditional” student and I’m completely freaked out. Thank you for the tips!
I’ve been struggling so much with finding resources on a budget and this just helped me create the perfect study plan for myself. Legitimately went from 150 averages to low 170s in a month
I have a 4.0 GPA and when I took my first practice LSAT test it definitely gave me a reality check. I feel overwhelmed because the LSAT is truly its own beast and nothing from my academic career thus far has come close the amount of stress, anxiety, and difficulty. Like you I been working with Khan Academy and the LSAT Trainer. I will be taking the official exam this fall for early admission (hopefully) wish me luck guys!
I took my first test and I got a 140, and I hope to be in the 170’s. I’m on a tight budget , but thank you for all the helpful tips , I will definitely come back and keep you posted.
Thank you for this! I needed to hear this! My first test I got an 136 too, and have been trying to increase it. Now I am in the 150 range, still trying to increase it. I didn't think it would be possible to get an higher score. Thank you for the inspiration!
20,000 views!? Oh my goodness... thank you to everyone who has watched and commented! I never thought I would’ve been able to extend my resources in this capacity - i’m so glad that this video has been helpful during people’s LSAT journey ♥️🥺
Def inspiring to see a POC have this massive point jump, and breakdown the effort it took. I see the music vibes in the back to, straight up kin energy haha thank you for sharing and congrats !! this gangsta sh*t
This is the best LSAT prep story video I've watched - it is so nice to hear your optimistic attitude about improving on the test. Thank you for sharing!
2022 was the toughest year of my life: relatives passed away, got covid, stress from school/work/internship, and ofc the LSAT. i took the official test in october and got a 146. i was devastated, but registered for the february 2023 test date. i have one month to raise my score and this video really motivated me to push myself. i've been averaging around 150-154 for PT's and i need at least a 157 for my dream school. i haven't studied since october bc of how frustrated i was (plus finals), but now i'm gonna use my frustration as fuel. i can't afford to take a gap year so i have to make this count. thank you sm for posting this video
Girl the fact that I bought these books and had no freakin idea where to start and for what!! You breaking it down has helped me soooooo much ! Thank you ! & congrats on your amazing score !!
I really love hearing your story. It's great to see I'm not the only person who has or is experiencing some trouble with the LSAT. I'm pretty overwhelmed about the LSAT. I'm not a test taker, and I have never been a test taker. I took the diagnostic test with no knowledge of the LSAT. Like you, I didn't feel like it was terrible, but I knew I needed some work. This video has truly motivated me to keep trying and don't let anything hold me back. I recently hired an LSAT tutor, and hopefully, everything goes well. Once again, I love your story and accomplishment! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much!! Keep working and pushing and you can achieve anything you put your mind to. I wasn’t a good test taker until undergrad but this exam is truly a different type of beast - the good part is it is extremely learnable. Please update me on your progress and I know you’re going to do great 💕
It's crazy how relatable your story is, even down to you majoring in English your first year of undergrad, excelling in English courses through middle & hs while also despising Reading Comp. I am the same. You just made me feel so seen. Your story is extremely inspiring and practical! Thank you for being REAL. I can't wait to come back in about 4 months and tell my story and share how your transparency + tips will have helped me improve greatly! I don't know you, but I love you! Thank you, Nadia!
Wow. This comment means so much to me - reading “you just made me feel so seen” really touched my heart. I’ll be patiently waiting for you to come back with an LSAT update, and I know you’re going to kill it!!!!
I went from a 129-149. I slacked off and now get low 140s. I was going to push my June lsat flex but now I’m going to go all out ... I’m talking 8 hours a day. You motivate me , I’ll give you guys an update on how I do !!
I just wanna say thanks for the inspiration. I started at a 143 and I felt discouraged because I felt like I couldn’t increase but there is still hope for me. I’m taking a gap year to focus on studying and placing myself in a favorable position for future employments within the legal field through working as a legal assistant.
wow sounds just. like me I have not taken the LSATyet. but I feel so discouraged because its is so complicated. But I am applying to be a legal assistant.
You have given me motivation to get my ass back to studying my first score was a 150, felt like my world ended. This has given me the guideline and drive to keep going. Ty queen 💗💗
You gave me hope! My first diagnostic for Khan Academy I got a 143. I just finished another diagnostic from Kaptest and went down to 139 :( . I’m so confused and helpless right now. However, I start my prep course this Sunday, so hopefully I will see results as I simultaneously self-study as well! Thank you for this hope, you got yourself a new subscriber!!
This is inspiring! I’m a non traditional student and law school has always been a dream of mine. I finally decided to look into this and your video is very helpful!
you're the only vid i've seen who's been transparent with their actual lsat score. everyone else on UA-cam is fronting with their crap advice cuz we have no idea what their score was. thanks for the transparency.
I felt like there weren’t any videos on youtube that were helpful when I wasn’t improving, so I had to learn for myself in other ways. So so soooo grateful that I can provide some insight and hopefully be of some help to people!! 💕
YOU ARE THE BEST for sharing all this information.I similarly started with a 136... I investing in the score perfect course which was a HUGE waste of money. I did not raise my score at all. if anything it lowered it. So I took a year off... I have been studying by doing lsat practice exams.. self paced but always making sure I stay within time limits. I was going to take the November LSAT this year but I got paranoid. I have raise my score by 20 points. but after watching this I am confident that I can actually get a 170 in January. thank you!!!!
@@macxogilvie7815 so I actually studied EVERY DAY. I did practice exams as much as I could. Once a week. My final score was a 168. I used the khan academy. And I basically hammered the subjects I didn’t understand. I did flash cards. Focused on keywords and learning the types of questions and learned to eliminate wrong answers. The key here is to spend time to understand what your weaknesses are and focus on that. You can do this!
I made a 136. I’ll be taking the June lsat in less than six weeks. Sometimes I get a little discouraged but after watching this video you gave me hope. I’m sure I can raise my score to a 150 by the time of my next exam
Thank you and congratulations. Informative and well delivered content. I have 2 months before test. You inspired me to ramp up my daily prep time..to be more consistent than I have been these past 3 months. Thanks again
Thank you so much for this, I was super down on myself for taking a break from studying and was super down about my diagnostic so thank you so much for this! Hoping to get back into it soon so I can take it just before senior year!
Right before senior year is the perfect time to take the exam!! Your diagnostic doesn’t define you all, and you are more than capable of raising your diagnostic!
this video gives me a lot of hope because i’m struggling right now. i’m 26 and went back to school to finish my bachelors, having a bit of a later start to all of this due to some unfortunate circumstances that happened in my life. logic games was actually my strong point, logical reasoning is my struggle section. but i’ve actually been using khan academy too! so i’m glad it helped you! im going to get those books as well. because the fundamentals of the logical reasoning is really what i need to be focusing on. i also have always been good with reading comp, but in thr LSAT not so much hahah. thank you so much for making this video! im determined to follow my dreams and make it into law school!
Most videos and written anecdotes I've seen usually people get a 12 point increase as someone who also scored below a 140, I felt like I was doomed to never see the 160s. Thank you for sharing
Nadia, what a wonderful video. You are bound to do extremely well - it is written in stone! Thank you. I'm going to check these out and get back to you.
This was so helpful! Thank you for being so transparent. I have been studying for my lsat this upcoming Sunday for several months and I wish I would've seen this sooner! Broke into a higher score bracket today though!!
First of all congrats!! You really worked hard! Thank you for sharing your wisdom!✨I sure needed that.This video was really helpful. Although I follow all the mentioned Lsat coaches I don’t know which one I should opt for. This video makes that clearer for me. Thank you so much. Good luck!!!!
Thank you so much for this video. I felt way more confident after watching your video. Trust me I was lost trying to find the best way to approach self studying for this exam... thanks for sharing your timeline. Best of luck on everything. Please post more videos!!
This video gives me hope. I tested at 139. I'm looking to retest in January. So nervous. This video is relatable. I feel motivated again. And shot out to the dope album covers on the wall. Classics.
I truly enjoyed your video. You have a mastery of CALM. I'm hoping to take what I learned from you and apply it to the next half year of my life. It's been quite a while since I've been in a structured school setting, so as a 56y/o pharmacist, I'm taking your advice & running with it!
This gives me so much more confidence with the LSAT. I took my diagnostic last December and I scored a 139. I’m not planning on taking the LSAT until 2023, but I was a bit discouraged! This gives me so much more faith in myself and I cannot wait for this journey to start. Thank you so much for this advice!
Thank you so much for breaking everything down. This video really inspired me and gave me the push I’ve been needing! Good luck with your apps!🤞ALSO, congrats!!!🎉
scored a 145 on my first prep test yesterday, have exactly 2 months until my lsat and hoping to at least get 155. hoping for 160😭 i’m only in my sophomore year of college so i have time but i wanna get my score above 170. this video was so encouraging and informative! just ordered some books you recommended
Best of luck! Make sure you’re ready for your exam before taking it because you have so much time before starting law school! I wish I started prep during my sophomore year!!
@@yyaksok5039 there’s no problem with it! I just meant don’t try to rush the process to get it over with quickly! You have so much time to get your perfect score!
Hello, I had a question for you. If you had to learn LR from a foundational point, would it be LSAT Unlocked as your first choice or go through LSAT Trainer for a basic understanding of it?
Ooh good question. I think I would start with Khan, then work through LSAT unlocked, then the LSAT trainer. Khan was the most helpful for understanding what the questions are asking, and after a week or two using it I was ready for the books. Good luck!
I got a 145 on my diagnostic today and I’m taking the test in a few months. Logic games are rough so hopefully I can get good enough at them to get at least a 165
This video is so helpful. I am really good with reading comp and reasoning but those logic games are killing me 😭 the only thing I have been using for them is the lsat trainer so maybe thats why ! Thank you for this
Glad it was helpful!! You’re very blessed to be talented at those two sections as they are notoriously the hardest. Try out the free Khan Academy and let me know how you like it for games!!
Thank you for this video. If I am gleaning from your video correctly, it appears fair to say that LSAT Trainer and Kaplan are the strongest logical reasoning resources while Khan is best suited for Analytical Reasoning.
Burnout is the WORST! So sorry that you’re going through it, just know that the best scorers experience burnout too. It’s very important to listen to your body and take breaks when necessary!! Wishing you nothing but love and success!!
Hey just came back to this video. I finally understand logic games from this video. Khan academy is THE game changer. Also, if anyone sees this. LSAT is not your brains but ability to practice the formulas for this test and analyze information
Great video, I just took my cold diagnostic and got a 144. I freaked out and started searching videos, I’m so glad I found yours!!!! I feel so much better! We need a law school app update! Where did you end up going???
Hi everyone ❤
Thank you all so much for support. When I posted this video, I never imagined that it would help so many people. Reading your comments (especially the ones about score increases!) brings me so much joy. Without a doubt, knowing I helped others with their LSAT journey has been my most meaningful achievement in life.
Due to a conflict of interest, I have not been able to offer tutoring since the summer of 2021. I have received hundreds of DMs and messages about tutoring, and i’m so sorry that i’m not able to provide it at this time. I highly suggest that you use Khan Academy, 7Sage, and LSAThacks to help you while studying, and I recommend looking for a private tutor through the LSAT Reddit page, if needed.
I have also seen dozens of comments asking me where I ended up going to law school. I plan on posting a video with all of my application stats (softs, GPA, etc.) and answering all of your questions before the end of the year.
Again, the reactions to this video mean more than the world to me. I am so incredibly thankful for you all and wish you nothing but the best on your LSAT journey. As I said in the video, “If I can do it, you can do it.” ❤
This is so inspiring! How many hours a week do you recommend studying?
I’m late to your post. I really enjoyed this video and strangely it provided so much comfort. I’m a “non-traditional” student and I’m completely freaked out. Thank you for the tips!
Thanks for this detailed video & writings. I know I can also do it✅
I’ve been struggling so much with finding resources on a budget and this just helped me create the perfect study plan for myself. Legitimately went from 150 averages to low 170s in a month
I’m so proud of you!!!! You obviously put in the time and dedication. Best of luck on your law school journey 💗🥰
how???Please share details
How?! Please share!
@@filzavaid5458 here is the solution
That’s absolutely ridiculous. Hands down just absolutely outrageous
Love this. I swear some of these people are like " How I got a 180" (With a 174 diagnostic).
I have a 4.0 GPA and when I took my first practice LSAT test it definitely gave me a reality check. I feel overwhelmed because the LSAT is truly its own beast and nothing from my academic career thus far has come close the amount of stress, anxiety, and difficulty. Like you I been working with Khan Academy and the LSAT Trainer. I will be taking the official exam this fall for early admission (hopefully) wish me luck guys!
update here on what you get!
Yes, please update
@@rileystewart7343 of course!
@@lediable2404 As soon as I can I will. Kinda nervous because the semester just started and I have less time on studying.
@@DavidRamirez-rn1ld Time management is a boon. Try to break down your schedule, I'm sure it must be really busy for you these days.
The only video that gives me hope!!
Thank you!! Very grateful for that 💗💗
You got this!
I took my first test and I got a 140, and I hope to be in the 170’s.
I’m on a tight budget , but thank you for all the helpful tips , I will definitely come back and keep you posted.
Please do!! Wishing you the best on your LSAT journey!
How long did you study before when you got the 140?
That was the first LSAT test I ever took, so I didn’t study.
But I will recommended 7sage, power score, and khan academy
Hey how did it go??
@@teutarecica2545 hey I got a 160!
Thank you for this! I needed to hear this! My first test I got an 136 too, and have been trying to increase it. Now I am in the 150 range, still trying to increase it. I didn't think it would be possible to get an higher score. Thank you for the inspiration!
You can absolutely do it!! 💖💖
Hey! What are using to study?
20,000 views!? Oh my goodness... thank you to everyone who has watched and commented! I never thought I would’ve been able to extend my resources in this capacity - i’m so glad that this video has been helpful during people’s LSAT journey ♥️🥺
hey, im going to take the lsat flex in June. how was the lsat flex?
Def inspiring to see a POC have this massive point jump, and breakdown the effort it took. I see the music vibes in the back to, straight up kin energy haha thank you for sharing and congrats !! this gangsta sh*t
Thanks for the love!!!
This is the best LSAT prep story video I've watched - it is so nice to hear your optimistic attitude about improving on the test. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much!!!!
Thank you for being honest about your practice test score when you first took it. It makes it actually feel attainable to improve it
2022 was the toughest year of my life: relatives passed away, got covid, stress from school/work/internship, and ofc the LSAT. i took the official test in october and got a 146. i was devastated, but registered for the february 2023 test date. i have one month to raise my score and this video really motivated me to push myself. i've been averaging around 150-154 for PT's and i need at least a 157 for my dream school. i haven't studied since october bc of how frustrated i was (plus finals), but now i'm gonna use my frustration as fuel. i can't afford to take a gap year so i have to make this count. thank you sm for posting this video
You’re going to do amazing!! Please keep me posted!
@@NadiaCianca got my score back today--158!!! i cried tears of joy for the first time in my life omfg
So much respect. I work as a paralegal and I don't have 6 hours extra a day. Prep will be 1.5 years for me!
Girl the fact that I bought these books and had no freakin idea where to start and for what!! You breaking it down has helped me soooooo much ! Thank you ! & congrats on your amazing score !!
Thank you for the love!!! Please let me know how you did 💕💕💕
Ngl I would be so demoralized if my diagnostic was 130s. I got 156. Props for keeping with it
This is amazing! All other LSAT journey videos give me anxiety but this gives me so much hope!
Thank you!! I’m so glad that it’s beneficial for you! 💗💗
Kudos to you for the transparency and honesty! This is quite helpful and provided the most insight I’ve seen on the LSAT journey.
Thank you so much, I really appreciate it! I'm so glad that it was helpful!!
I really love hearing your story. It's great to see I'm not the only person who has or is experiencing some trouble with the LSAT. I'm pretty overwhelmed about the LSAT. I'm not a test taker, and I have never been a test taker. I took the diagnostic test with no knowledge of the LSAT. Like you, I didn't feel like it was terrible, but I knew I needed some work. This video has truly motivated me to keep trying and don't let anything hold me back. I recently hired an LSAT tutor, and hopefully, everything goes well. Once again, I love your story and accomplishment! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much!! Keep working and pushing and you can achieve anything you put your mind to. I wasn’t a good test taker until undergrad but this exam is truly a different type of beast - the good part is it is extremely learnable. Please update me on your progress and I know you’re going to do great 💕
I've watched this video like 5 times since starting my LSAT prep this April. Thanks for all of the tips and advice!
Thank you so much! So so happy it was helpful!
Ant, how did you do on the test? I'm considering law school at the moment.
I’m loving your wall with the albums on the back 💅🏽
It's crazy how relatable your story is, even down to you majoring in English your first year of undergrad, excelling in English courses through middle & hs while also despising Reading Comp. I am the same. You just made me feel so seen. Your story is extremely inspiring and practical! Thank you for being REAL. I can't wait to come back in about 4 months and tell my story and share how your transparency + tips will have helped me improve greatly! I don't know you, but I love you! Thank you, Nadia!
Wow. This comment means so much to me - reading “you just made me feel so seen” really touched my heart. I’ll be patiently waiting for you to come back with an LSAT update, and I know you’re going to kill it!!!!
update"?
hows it going?
I went from a 129-149. I slacked off and now get low 140s. I was going to push my June lsat flex but now I’m going to go all out ... I’m talking 8 hours a day. You motivate me , I’ll give you guys an update on how I do !!
Please update me after you kill it on your June exam!! Make sure to study hard but listen to your body when it's telling you it needs a break!
any updates?
Any updates?
@@surpriseimblack if he's not giving updates, then he prob didn't do well and remained in the 140s
I just wanna say thanks for the inspiration. I started at a 143 and I felt discouraged because I felt like I couldn’t increase but there is still hope for me. I’m taking a gap year to focus on studying and placing myself in a favorable position for future employments within the legal field through working as a legal assistant.
wow sounds just. like me I have not taken the LSATyet. but I feel so discouraged because its is so complicated. But I am applying to be a legal assistant.
You have given me motivation to get my ass back to studying my first score was a 150, felt like my world ended. This has given me the guideline and drive to keep going. Ty queen 💗💗
You gave me hope! My first diagnostic for Khan Academy I got a 143. I just finished another diagnostic from Kaptest and went down to 139 :( . I’m so confused and helpless right now. However, I start my prep course this Sunday, so hopefully I will see results as I simultaneously self-study as well! Thank you for this hope, you got yourself a new subscriber!!
Thank you!! You’re starting early in the year so you have tons of time!! Wishing you the best of luck 💗✨
You're simply amazing congratulations will definitely reach out
Thank you so much! 🥰
@@NadiaCianca you are welcome
Thank you! I needed this. My plan is to go to lawschool after my master's. You're inspiring!
This is inspiring! I’m a non traditional student and law school has always been a dream of mine. I finally decided to look into this and your video is very helpful!
Thank you! It’s never too late to make your dreams a reality!
you're the only vid i've seen who's been transparent with their actual lsat score. everyone else on UA-cam is fronting with their crap advice cuz we have no idea what their score was. thanks for the transparency.
I felt like there weren’t any videos on youtube that were helpful when I wasn’t improving, so I had to learn for myself in other ways. So so soooo grateful that I can provide some insight and hopefully be of some help to people!! 💕
YOU ARE THE BEST for sharing all this information.I similarly started with a 136... I investing in the score perfect course which was a HUGE waste of money. I did not raise my score at all. if anything it lowered it. So I took a year off... I have been studying by doing lsat practice exams.. self paced but always making sure I stay within time limits. I was going to take the November LSAT this year but I got paranoid. I have raise my score by 20 points. but after watching this I am confident that I can actually get a 170 in January. thank you!!!!
Thank you!!! I’m so proud of you and you should be too!
What books did you use, if you don’t mind me asking? How many chapters did you do a week and a day?
@@macxogilvie7815 so I actually studied EVERY DAY. I did practice exams as much as I could. Once a week. My final score was a 168. I used the khan academy. And I basically hammered the subjects I didn’t understand. I did flash cards. Focused on keywords and learning the types of questions and learned to eliminate wrong answers. The key here is to spend time to understand what your weaknesses are and focus on that. You can do this!
@@elsatovar3545 thank you so much for your reply. Your positivity means a great deal. What flash cards did you use?
I made a 136. I’ll be taking the June lsat in less than six weeks. Sometimes I get a little discouraged but after watching this video you gave me hope. I’m sure I can raise my score to a 150 by the time of my next exam
I made a 136 also. Taking the test again in June. This video really gives me hope
You can do it!!
This means so much to me! Thank you!
this gave me sm more confidence in studying for my last, thank you so much
I’m so happy to hear that!! Best of luck!
This is very comprehensive! Thank you for such fantastic insight.
Thank you so much! ✨💗
Thank you for the insight! I'm still on the journey, and yes it is tough! I've burnout too and also thought it wasn't possible.
I’m so happy to have seen this video, it’s just what I was looking for. Thank you so much.
I am taking the lsat thank you for these tips love. You look great!
Thank you and congratulations. Informative and well delivered content. I have 2 months before test. You inspired me to ramp up my daily prep time..to be more consistent than I have been these past 3 months. Thanks again
You got this! Wishing you the best of luck on your law school adventure. Glad I could motivate you ✨
Thank you so much for sharing! This gives me hope as a person who didn’t start off with a really high diagnostic score.
Glad it was helpful! That means a lot to me!
So so so proud of you ugh. This video was amazing, really the pep talk I needed. Good luck to you!!
Thank you so much!!! Best of luck to you as well 😊
Thank you so much for this, I was super down on myself for taking a break from studying and was super down about my diagnostic so thank you so much for this! Hoping to get back into it soon so I can take it just before senior year!
Right before senior year is the perfect time to take the exam!! Your diagnostic doesn’t define you all, and you are more than capable of raising your diagnostic!
this video gives me a lot of hope because i’m struggling right now. i’m 26 and went back to school to finish my bachelors, having a bit of a later start to all of this due to some unfortunate circumstances that happened in my life. logic games was actually my strong point, logical reasoning is my struggle section. but i’ve actually been using khan academy too! so i’m glad it helped you! im going to get those books as well. because the fundamentals of the logical reasoning is really what i need to be focusing on. i also have always been good with reading comp, but in thr LSAT not so much hahah. thank you so much for making this video! im determined to follow my dreams and make it into law school!
you are PHENOMENAL. Thank you for the advice ! Eager to know where you go to Law School!
Most videos and written anecdotes I've seen usually people get a 12 point increase as someone who also scored below a 140, I felt like I was doomed to never see the 160s. Thank you for sharing
Thank you!! And you can do it! 💕
I’m stress eating while watching this :’)
such a mood!
Sameeee haha
this video helps so much, thank you so much!!!
Thank you for the transparency with your scores. Really inspiring! Best of luck with your journey.
Thank you so much!!
I loved how optimistic you were and the information you provided gave me hope!!!!
Thank you! Definitely wanted to show that it IS possible, even if people tell you otherwise
Nadia, what a wonderful video. You are bound to do extremely well - it is written in stone! Thank you. I'm going to check these out and get back to you.
This was so helpful! Thank you for being so transparent. I have been studying for my lsat this upcoming Sunday for several months and I wish I would've seen this sooner! Broke into a higher score bracket today though!!
Proud of you!! thanks for the love!
Thank you. Your gentle voice and warm smile made my day.
Thank you so much!
First of all congrats!! You really worked hard! Thank you for sharing your wisdom!✨I sure needed that.This video was really helpful. Although I follow all the mentioned Lsat coaches I don’t know which one I should opt for. This video makes that clearer for me. Thank you so much. Good luck!!!!
Thank you! I’m so glad this was helpful for you!
I love the album art in the background.
I signed up for an LSAT course and I am starting this Sunday! thank you for the reassurance. :)
You’re going to do amazing!
@@NadiaCianca aww thanks. Definitely nervous but I appreciate you showing it doesn’t matter where u start
Thank you so much for this video. I felt way more confident after watching your video. Trust me I was lost trying to find the best way to approach self studying for this exam... thanks for sharing your timeline. Best of luck on everything. Please post more videos!!
I’m so glad that you enjoyed the video! Best of luck to you as well!
CONGRATULATIONS! amazing increase!
super thorough video! & really inspiring! 😊
Thank you so much!
Thank you. This gave me so much hope.
This video gives me hope. I tested at 139. I'm looking to retest in January. So nervous. This video is relatable. I feel motivated again. And shot out to the dope album covers on the wall. Classics.
I truly enjoyed your video. You have a mastery of CALM. I'm hoping to take what I learned from you and apply it to the next half year of my life. It's been quite a while since I've been in a structured school setting, so as a 56y/o pharmacist, I'm taking your advice & running with it!
🥰 thank you so much! One thing I learned is that you definitely need to stay calm while studying!
This video is GOATed ... thank you for sharing your experience with us!
Thank you!! Happy to share!
@@NadiaCianca What's the best way to contact you? I reached out over Instagram. I just have a few LSAT related questions. Thanks
Subbed when you made that Beyoncé reference 😂🤍 thank you for this video it’s so helpful!
Also you are gorgeous!
Haha yktv!! I swear she gave me good luck lol
Imagine having a memory like Mike on Suits. You could literally do ANYTHING as a career! Just recall anything you've ever ready
That would be a dream!!
You're an inspiration. Thank you so much for this video :,). You have a talent for teaching your calming demeanor will get you far
Thank you!! I really appreciate that ✨💗
You are an excellent teacher! I really appreciate your insight into your ambition and what you did to get where you are. Thanks!
Thank you! I really appreciate it!
This gives me so much more confidence with the LSAT. I took my diagnostic last December and I scored a 139. I’m not planning on taking the LSAT until 2023, but I was a bit discouraged! This gives me so much more faith in myself and I cannot wait for this journey to start. Thank you so much for this advice!
So happy to hear this!! You can do it!
@@NadiaCianca I screenshotted your response for future motivation 😂 thank you again!
Thank you so much for breaking everything down. This video really inspired me and gave me the push I’ve been needing! Good luck with your apps!🤞ALSO, congrats!!!🎉
I'm so glad the video was helpful!! You are capable of anything you put your mind to. Best of luck on the LSAT!
Thank you for the video. I almost wanted to give up on the Lsat.
Glad I could help! Never give up - you can do it!
scored a 145 on my first prep test yesterday, have exactly 2 months until my lsat and hoping to at least get 155. hoping for 160😭 i’m only in my sophomore year of college so i have time but i wanna get my score above 170. this video was so encouraging and informative! just ordered some books you recommended
blind review sounds so scary thooo
Best of luck! Make sure you’re ready for your exam before taking it because you have so much time before starting law school! I wish I started prep during my sophomore year!!
@@NadiaCianca thank you!! There isn’t much of a problem with retaking the LSAT two or three times, right?
@@yyaksok5039 there’s no problem with it! I just meant don’t try to rush the process to get it over with quickly! You have so much time to get your perfect score!
@@NadiaCianca ah gotcha thank you so much i appreciate it:)
Thank you for your comments you have really lead me in a direction I have both books and love Khan academy !!
Great tips, also really encouraging because I havent taken a practice test at all since im still drilling and usingg foolproof method for LG
Thank you for this. I took this test 2 yrs ago and did horrible. I am gradually getting ready to take it again next year.
Complete side note, I love your video and the fact that you’re a barb makes me love YOU♥️♥️♥️
Ahhhhh ily!!!
Ty for the great advice. Good luck with the apps.
Super helpful video - I am revamping my study plan. Thank you!
Thank you! Best of luck!
Girl, thank you so much for your help. You are so inspirational!!!
Thank you!!!!
Thank you so much! Im
Planning in taking the exam
Next year. Games and reading comp my problem especially Games.
Loved this video!! Good luck to you and your future endeavors!!!
Thank you! You too!
Hello, I had a question for you. If you had to learn LR from a foundational point, would it be LSAT Unlocked as your first choice or go through LSAT Trainer for a basic understanding of it?
Ooh good question. I think I would start with Khan, then work through LSAT unlocked, then the LSAT trainer. Khan was the most helpful for understanding what the questions are asking, and after a week or two using it I was ready for the books. Good luck!
I got a 145 on my diagnostic today and I’m taking the test in a few months. Logic games are rough so hopefully I can get good enough at them to get at least a 165
You can definitely learn them! They're my personal favorite
My practice tests are at 148, I need a 165 for the school I want to get into. Hopefully with a lot of hard work I can get my score up like you.
You give me so much hope!! 🤞🏼thank you!
You are so welcome! Thank you!
This video is so helpful. I am really good with reading comp and reasoning but those logic games are killing me 😭 the only thing I have been using for them is the lsat trainer so maybe thats why ! Thank you for this
Glad it was helpful!! You’re very blessed to be talented at those two sections as they are notoriously the hardest. Try out the free Khan Academy and let me know how you like it for games!!
Perfect, thank you for sharing. I will reach out with questions
Thank you for this video. If I am gleaning from your video correctly, it appears fair to say that LSAT Trainer and Kaplan are the strongest logical reasoning resources while Khan is best suited for Analytical Reasoning.
Great insight and tips! Much appreciated. :)
I enjoy this entire video. I want to see more of your journey and basically life ;)
Thank you!
This was extremely helpful, thank you so much!
You have no idea how happy that makes me!! So glad this was helpful for you - wishing you the best on your LSAT journey!!
I’m joining khan academy for my
Logic games. The LSAT Trainer wow!
Great video content! Thank you for sharing!
I’m at the burnout stage right now and this video was very insightful. Thank you so much!
Burnout is the WORST! So sorry that you’re going through it, just know that the best scorers experience burnout too. It’s very important to listen to your body and take breaks when necessary!! Wishing you nothing but love and success!!
@@NadiaCianca Thank you so much and congratulations on your journey!
Hey just came back to this video. I finally understand logic games from this video. Khan academy is THE game changer. Also, if anyone sees this. LSAT is not your brains but ability to practice the formulas for this test and analyze information
This!!! ❤❤❤
Awesome video. Thanks and congrats on the success Nadia. Did you end up posting your blog?
You giving me hope girl. STOP IT😭😭
Haha you should have hope!!! You’re more than capable!
Thank you Nadia you really helped motivate me to do my best!!
You are so welcome! So happy to hear that!
Thank you for the motivation and tips! God bless you!
God bless! Thank you!
Congrats. Great work. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Great video, I just took my cold diagnostic and got a 144. I freaked out and started searching videos, I’m so glad I found yours!!!! I feel so much better! We need a law school app update! Where did you end up going???
Peeped that DWMTM album cover in the back✊🏾😂. 💎💎💎💎
Great video!
One of my all time faves 🙌🏽
Thank you! This was incredibly helpful!
I’m so glad!
dropping a comment to reinforce all the stuff she’s saying. 153->174 over 9 months for me. get to work and you will succeed!
Great job girl!