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Originally Posted by VladtheImpaler
I just showed up and wrote it, but then writing GMATs, LSATs, GREs and that sort of crap is about all I am good at.  FWIW Aaron Rennert graduated a year ahead of me, and their program was well spoken of by people who took it. I look at all these tests as basically IQ tests, so I figured there is no point in studying for them. |
I totally agree with this sentiment. I wrote the LSAT a number of years ago (and thankfully some kind-hearted friends talked me out of going the distance!). I did some practice tests just to see what it was all about, but I'm of the thought that you really can't study for these things.
The worst part about the LSAT wasn't the test itself. To me it was the fact that you have to sit there all day. I usually write my tests pretty fast and basically get it over with and get out of there. With the LSAT though you're just stuck sitting there waiting for the timer to end on each particular section.