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I don't know. I think I am one of those people who can't take standardized tests (but I completely support the idea behind the standardized tests!)

I have been studying about 20 hours a week for the last 5 months. I have gone through Kaplan's recent LSAT book, Nova's Master the LSAT, the Powerscore LGB and LRB, a $1250 Testmaster's course, done as much homework as humanly possible and have taken about 20 timed practice tests. My score has gone up almost 10 points, but I'm still so far from where I'd hoped to be and I'm just accepting that I'm not meant for a T14 or possibly even a Top 100. But I want to be an attorney, not a law student, so regardless, I'm going to stay postitive, do the best I can on test day and go to the best school I can get into where I feel I'm the best fit. It just won't be one of the uber-national schools on the USWRN ranking.

Good luck to everyone taking the June test!!!