Hooray for Acrostics!

Well, it is 3:55am here in Tampa, Florida and I am still awake. I had one friend recording a quick track in the studio earlier and another had a graduation party as she has recently finished pharmacy school (congratulations to you, Dr. M). With exams next week, this means that I am falling a little bit behind.

I purchased some more LSAC PrepTest books while I was near Borders as they will be non-existant in the upcoming weeks. I snagged the SuperPrep book and another one of those “10 test” compilations that they have.

I am starting to slightly panic as I am realizing this test is essentially two weeks away for me. I know, you are reading that and thinking, “I’m glad there isn’t a math section or Ryan would not do very well.” What I mean is that I have exams, then a week off and then three classes all during the Summer A (shortest Summer session) session. Essentially they will squeeze an entire semester’s worth of information into six-weeks. The LSAT is smack dab in the middle of that session. I am actually going to have to convince one of my teachers to let me miss class one of the days so that I can drive to the Sarasota USF campus and take the test.

This is just a generally poor decision and I don’t recommend it to anyone else who has a choice. I know that my score is going to reflect the fact that I am trying to do too much and in all reality, there is a chance that I’ll have to take it again. The idea of taking the LSAT again is quite defeating for a myriad of reasons. I’ll touch on those when I get my scores back and you guys get to watch me meltdown into a horrible spiral of depression.

I have seen a little spike in the blog visits, so I assume people are using the LSAT Cacophony during their studies, which makes it worth while. I’m sure the visits will become more frequent as we approach two weeks and one week from the test date. Either way, you October and December test takers, I imagine there will be a new version of the file for you guys.

I’m going to go play with a few logic games, read the Economist and head to sleep.

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