<p>So I bought this book called “Master the LSAT” by Nova and have been studying 2-3 times a week for at least 4 hours. Furthermore, I kept track of my score each time I did an exercise and liberally annotated the book with thoughts, methods (that seem to work), and noted what to look for in certain problems. I had the book since 08 June 2014 (it’s 23 July Today) and finished the book through once covering everything except the bonus assessment. If I keep going through the book and becoming more familiar with how an LSAT writer thinks should I do well? I will say that my first score on the first exercise was a 9/17 then my second after I went through the book once was 15/17. </p>
<p>I’m really putting my nose to the grindstone because I really really want to go to U of M Law. I’m a BMS Major with a 3.2 GPA (it was 3.39 until biochemistry screwed me) and a viola performance minor on scholarship. Are my chances good?</p>