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I've been studying on 7sage for the past 10 months, but I've been studying for the LSAT since July 2014, you read that right. Not until I started with 7sage, I started to improve and analyse my data better. I've average low 160 after months studying with 7sage, but before that I was in the mid-150. Today was the first time I EVER scored above 170 on a PT. I didn't take a PT since mid-June. Still studying by taking sections and BR . But since I decided to take the November. I figured I should take a PT, I was really nervous. I went to my November testing site. Took the PT, ask a friend to score it, so I can still Blind Review it. He tells me I got 172. I could not believe it. It became so real for me. I can in fact score above 170. I know it's only one test, but I actually achieve my goal. Now I got to maintain this and take it to the next level. Any advice?
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You should go into the exam feeling very confident, and rightfully so. Mindset is huge. On and upwards, my friend! Congratulations and keep pushing!!!
Nice work! Keep up the PTs/drills with BR. You've still got time to improve and consistently score 170+ before your November test day. Good luck!
That's awesome, congrats!! :smiley:
My advice would be to keep up the hard work. Even though you scored really well, make sure to BR thoroughly, review questions you were unsure about (even if you got them right), as well as the ones you missed. If you can get back into the mindset you had when you took the PT, consider what you did well, where you struggled, and how can you continue to apply and improve on these aspects.
Also, this might not apply to you, but after my first 170 my next PT score dipped. It can be discouraging, but once you get to a score you can definitely hit it again. Improvement might not be linear, so if that (ever) happens, don't let it get to you.
Again, congrats!
Congrats! I think sometimes just focusing on drilling instead of PT-ing every week really helps you break into new plateu's and take off the psychological burden of "this is the PT where I'll hit x"
Wow congrats! There’s nothing like seeing hard work pay off
Great work!
Congrats! Best of luck on test day
Well done
You did it once, you can do it on test day. Congrats and keep pushing that PT avg up!