By now you might have expected that from my last blog I would have taken and mastered the LSAT. While that once was the plan, in the end, such did not transpire. Sad day. It was truly a sad day when I came to the conclusion that I was not going to be prepared as I ought for this most important examination. I apologize to my friends and family for not disclosing this information in some sort of mass communication. Currently, I am planning to study for the LSAT in order to take it in mid September. Well, there you go. The truth is hard to tell sometimes, but is indelibly necessary.
Until next time...
Friday, June 15, 2007
Monday, April 16, 2007
LSAT...
Sometimes, while I am laying bed at night, I dream about Monday June 11th. I dream about rolling up to Western State University College of Law taking the test that may very well determine a significant portion of my professional career. I can imagine a 168 and going to Notre Dame or perhaps Boston College. I can think about loving this three-year boot camp studying international and environmental law. I can daydream about being quite successful at this profession, traveling around the world playing a part to defend the earth and the oppressed. But the only problem is taking this damn test.
I have been studying for a couple weeks now since the beginning of the quarter (late March), and while I am learning how to dissect logic games and analyze parallel reasoning questions, I feel that the learning curve it still pretty high. It is after study sessions like the one tonight that I can also imagine that I might pull a 140. Needless to say, that simply will not do. To say the least, I am pretty nervous about the LSAT. I just wish that I could call them and tell ND and BC that I am a good guy, maybe pass the phone over to Holly and have her corroborate said testimony and that would be that. Ya, that would be nice. Then I could go about my day (and my quarter for that matter) and stop worrying about "if/then" causation and logical flaws.
And yet.... That's not how it works. There is only one way out of this predicament.
"Okay she-bitch, lets play."
I have been studying for a couple weeks now since the beginning of the quarter (late March), and while I am learning how to dissect logic games and analyze parallel reasoning questions, I feel that the learning curve it still pretty high. It is after study sessions like the one tonight that I can also imagine that I might pull a 140. Needless to say, that simply will not do. To say the least, I am pretty nervous about the LSAT. I just wish that I could call them and tell ND and BC that I am a good guy, maybe pass the phone over to Holly and have her corroborate said testimony and that would be that. Ya, that would be nice. Then I could go about my day (and my quarter for that matter) and stop worrying about "if/then" causation and logical flaws.
And yet.... That's not how it works. There is only one way out of this predicament.
"Okay she-bitch, lets play."
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