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Thursday, Apr 07 2016
Just wondering if anyone is doing additional problem sets outside of those included in the curriculum? I am feeling the urge to review previous question types as I progress through the course, to make sure I don't forget any of the skills (ex. currently learning about strengthening, but want to go back and do some MSS for practice/review). However, I don't want to waste any valuable LSATS...
And I wonder if this is even necessary since it isn't already factored into the course...
Let me know what you are doing/think. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated
Thanks! =)
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@cmelman95659 Indeed! Haha!
@jhaldy10325 Can't change the past? Why of course you can!
Thank you very much for your response! =)
This might be a little late, as you can't go back in time and change the past, but I think the general wisdom is that you only do a couple of problem sets when you first go through the curriculum (enough to commit the concepts to memory and see them in action) and save the rest for later drilling.
If you need more, you can use the Question bank to come up with a list of questions you need - you can filter by type and by difficulty, so it shouldn't be too hard to come up with, for instance, a set of MSS questions with a difficulty level of 5.