Life advice

[Dixettoop]

Well I just received my LSAT score after hibernating and studying for a few months. It was a paltry 161, my lowest score ever. The very first LSAT I took for practice, I got a 163! I usually score in the mid to high seventies, so needless to say, I am feeling pretty awful.

Anyway, I've been giving this a lot of thought. I currently work at an accounting firm doing pretty well; nobody knows I even took a shot at the LSAT. I'm not sure if I want to stay at the accounting firm I work at now or keep pursuing this law school pipe dream. Is it even worth retaking the LSAT? Or should I just say **** it and concentrate on a career?

 

[Cheerful Friend]

there are many things you need to think of before you make a move.

1. you must know your skills and abilities.
2. search for some info about LSAT and your job
3. concentrate on the one that requires skills and abilities the same as yours

after doing that you will find the answer to your questions

 

[Angel]

Or how about stop putting spam in your profile? Blimey, if I spam at least I do it properly...