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  • 4 hours ago

    Totally get the grind, my advice would be to focus on understanding the questions and going slow.

    Reviewing is everything. If you do two PTs a week there is no way you can properly review every question you get wrong. From looking at your profile, I would focus on trying to get that drill percentage from 79% to 90% or above. As you start to slow down you and truly drilling, you will start to learn why you were getting answers wrong and the logical mistakes you were making. There is no waste going fast and burning questions if you aren't going to take the time to reflect and improve :)

    Ultimately - it is your choice of what works best for you! But as someone who also had the mindset that more is better, it was freeing to slow down and focus on my understanding and logic. To make it better, I have watched my accuracy skyrocket and my speed increase as I have done this. Recommend listening to a few Demon Daily podcasts if you have time. I don't fully agree with their philosophy - but one episode they said missing a question when drilling the LSAT is a choice and something clicked that has changed the game for me.

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  • 6 hours ago

    twice a week will burn you out. I recommend once every week or even once every 2 weeks.

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