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I had to take a week off of the LSAT because of a work conference that kept me extremely busy.
I tried to return to it today with a PT.
The issue; I was incapable of doing it. LG that normally took me 5min took me 15. I would read easy LR stimulus and have to repeat it over and over and over, because I could not retain an ounce of information. I felt 0 confidence in any of my answer.
I normally score in the 167 range - if I had kept going I would have been lucky to break the 160's.
What's going on? It's kinda bothering me...
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@jhaldy10325 said:
I had to take a week off of the LSAT because of a work conference that kept me extremely busy.
I tried to return to it today with a PT.
The issue; I was incapable of doing it. LG that normally took me 5min took me 15. I would read easy LR stimulus and have to repeat it over and over and over, because I could not retain an ounce of information. I felt 0 confidence in any of my answer.
I normally score in the 167 range - if I had kept going I would have been lucky to break the 160's.
What's going on? It's kinda bothering me...
It definitely sounds like burnout to me, like @jhaldy10325 said, inability to maintain interest is a big symptom. It could also just be that you need time to get back into your routine. The week off might have thrown you off a bit. This has certainly happened to me.
@jhaldy10325 said:
Sounds like a classic case of burnout to me. An inability to maintain interest is the number one manifestation.
Yeah I think I'm just exhausted. I'll just do some practice sets this weekend instead of a full PT. Along with some tutoring! haha
Sounds like a classic case of burnout to me. An inability to maintain interest is the number one manifestation.