Taking this seriously.

I'm back..... for now. 11:15pm. Inner Sunset, San Francisco, California.

So finally, I have decided to pursue my law school plans in 2013 as suppose to going into medical school, after a conversation with few trusted people last week. To prepare myself, I need to sharpen whatever that is left in my frontal lobe. I have been out of the academic setting for quite sometime and I fear that without enough preparation, I will definitely flunk the exam. Complacency is definitely the twin sibling of the lazy.

To prevent that from happening, I did some empirical blog readings about the coverage of Ateneo Law Entrance Exam. I was not surprised. It obviously is composed of purely logical and analytical questions that will gauge a prospective student of his or her success in the study of law. To date, I purchased BARRON's LSAT, The Princeton Review LSAT, KAPLAN's Miller Analogies, KAPLAN's GMAT Quantitative Reasoning workbook and a bunch of TOEFL Review materials. Personally I think this is an overkill but I'd better be prepared. I have also prepared a time-table about my review plan.

During Sundays, Mondays and Wednesdays-Logical Reasoning; Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays-Abstract/Quantitative and Verbal Reasoning; Sundays-Grammar and Composition, Summaries, Briefs and Essays and Reading Comprehension.

So far, I have not started yet. I have the entire year to prepare for the December 2012 Ateneo Law Entrance Test. I know I can do this.

.... Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam!