The LSAT, otherwise known as a torture mechanism used to deter students from applying to law school, is the five-hour long test you unfortunately have to take before you apply to law school. Studying and prepping for this exam will make studying for your microeconomics exam feel like a walk in the park. So if you're studying for the LSAT, I feel your pain. I took a break from studying to write this list of thoughts you undeniably will have if you're in the same boat as me. Take a well-deserved break and read this list, you've earned it!
- Wow this study prep book is large.
- I wonder how much it weighs.
- Should I weigh it and find out?
- No, focus, focus.
- Elle Woods got a 179 and then turned Warner down because she rocked law school and proved she didn’t need a man so if that’s not motivation I don’t know what is.
- And she ended up with Owen Wilson’s cute brother anyways so she pretty much killed it.
- I want to be Elle Woods.
- Legally Blonde is still in my Netflix queue isn’t it?
- NO, STOP, FOCUS.
- OK Logic Games time.
- “There are eight people interviewing for a job and only one person can interview per day. What color is the sky.” Wait, what?
- Logic Games is an inaccurate name for this section.
- These are not fun games.
- Oh no, no, no it’s a hybrid game, ABORT ABORT.
- I think my brain is going to explode.
- Has that ever happened to someone?
- I would look on Web MD but that’s a dangerous path to go down.
- Yes, sequencing, I love you, marry me!
- Alright, let’s draw a chart, let’s knock this game out.
- I have no idea how my instructor got a perfect LSAT score, is he a robot?
- “Allie must eat before Sam but not after Derek.”
- Well maybe Allie shouldn’t let Sam and Derek control when she eats, ever think about that LSAT prep-test makers???
- I’m talking to myself again, I hope I don’t do this on test day.
- Logic games are going to haunt me for all of eternity, that’s a fact.
- OK, no more logic games for now, no thank you.
- Let’s do reading comprehension, I’m great at reading things.
- Nope, nevermind.
- Did I forget how to read in the past five minutes?
- Is this even English?
- This passage is a small book chapter, who can read four of these in 35 minutes?
- I accidentally underlined every sentence in this paragraph, whoops.
- Nothing in life has prepared me for this.
- Those AR tests I took in elementary school were clearly a waste.
- I wonder what all my friends are doing.
- Probably having fun and not hating their lives.
- No Happy Hour for you dude.
- OK, goodbye reading comp, time to logically reason.
- I can logically reason that this test is going to take years off my life due to stress.
- Here I go.
- Looking for the premise, looking for the conclusion, underlining structural indicators, crying into my practice test.
- I want to go to law school, I want to go to law school, I want to go to law school.
- Do I really?
- Yes, yes, focus.
- Only two more months of this!
- I can’t wait to get my law degree and sue the hell out of the LSAT test-makers.
- I’m going to be a great lawyer, it’s fine.
- They’re basically going to rename this library after me.
- Peace Love LSAT.

























