3/5 on my first attempt. I believe that when we learn the question types and know exactly what the question is asking, it will make these easier. At least for me. Some questions I do not know 100% what is being asked of me and can confuse me.
Literally 0/5 actual and 1/5 BR. So embarrassing. When I listen to the explanation, it makes so much sense.. but of course when I am answering the questions independently, I don’t know wtf I’m doing. I actually thought I got at least 2-3 right on the actual. Feeling so demotivated and like I will never figure this out 😭
@Rhona Stay strong. I was getting similar results. I would say when you are answering questions do not focus on the timing at all. literally take as long as you need. Take BR and take as long as you need, if not more. if that still isn't working then even on the normal take as long as you need. Get the concept down then the rest wil come easy. You got this!
I must admit that for once, my brain actually ignored all the extra wording and skipped right to what I needed to understand. WOW okkkkkk 7Sage! Still got 3/5 but 5/5 on BR because I was on the fence about the two I got wrong.
I got 2/5 on the first try, and a 3/5 on the blind review. I won't lie, I fel a bit discouraged, but I'm still learning how to process everything, and I imagine that once I get better with modifiers and understanding the questions, I'll be able to improve.
4/5, but 5/5 with BR. Would have gone 5/5 but swapped answers because of simplicity. I hate that BR circles more than 1 and makes me question which one I got wrong.
I got 2/5 both on the actual and blind review. Its demoralizing, and I understand what I did wrong when I see the answers, but in the moment, due to the time constraint, I overthink it too much or miss a detail in the arguement. Hopefully I improve overtime
@DhyanSharma Something that helped me throughout my studies so far is ignoring the time for now and more so focusing on getting it right, I've also noticed ignoring the time and focusing on each question and answer choices has improved my speed of knowing right from wrong naturally. But good luck on your studies, you got this!
@DhyanSharma Yes, do not worry about the time just yet, focus on understanding the question. The more you digest the text and understand what is being asked, the better you will become at answering future questions with a limited time given to you. Think of it as math problems. A new topic will be hard to understand at first, but if you give it many hours of practicing the same topic/question, the faster you will solve it! Similar game, different context. Lock in, you got this.
@caridadlopezjd Take all the time you need. Focus on nailing the concepts. Speed will come later. Doesn’t matter how fast you are if you don’t get the questions. It took me like 4 mins to get some of them but I got them right!! Focus on that for now :)
This was the confidence booster I needed. Still having a hard time breaking everything down and determining what type of stem it is but I'm getting there.
5/5. one of the notes I made to myself earlier was to reread each of my final answer choices twice to make sure I wasn't rushing through anything, and it really worked out for me! Because I was able to identify why one of the options I almost chose was not perfect. Yay me.
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3/5 on my first attempt. I believe that when we learn the question types and know exactly what the question is asking, it will make these easier. At least for me. Some questions I do not know 100% what is being asked of me and can confuse me.
Literally 0/5 actual and 1/5 BR. So embarrassing. When I listen to the explanation, it makes so much sense.. but of course when I am answering the questions independently, I don’t know wtf I’m doing. I actually thought I got at least 2-3 right on the actual. Feeling so demotivated and like I will never figure this out 😭
@Rhona Stay strong. I was getting similar results. I would say when you are answering questions do not focus on the timing at all. literally take as long as you need. Take BR and take as long as you need, if not more. if that still isn't working then even on the normal take as long as you need. Get the concept down then the rest wil come easy. You got this!
2/5, wacthed the discussions to 1-3 and im like "okay fine... i understand why i got it wrong", maybe next time! we got this
five outta five (no br). im literally the lsat.
my first 5/5! so shocked and happy!
@iynur same
3/5! I'm not mad at it
@mmfisher1 Same!
@mmfisher1 same lol. But im craving that 5/5
@mmfisher1 me too! 4/5 in BR :)
I dont understand what i'm doing wrong, I keep getting 1/5 or 0/5
First 5/5 on these practice questions. Very motivating
I must admit that for once, my brain actually ignored all the extra wording and skipped right to what I needed to understand. WOW okkkkkk 7Sage! Still got 3/5 but 5/5 on BR because I was on the fence about the two I got wrong.
@ElyS No like you really torrrreeee with that one. I'm also getting to that point, periodt mizz 7Sage you know how to werk!
3/5 not bad, I'm not too mad about that
I got 2/5 on the first try, and a 3/5 on the blind review. I won't lie, I fel a bit discouraged, but I'm still learning how to process everything, and I imagine that once I get better with modifiers and understanding the questions, I'll be able to improve.
@ChristopherAlfonso don't trip! slow down your pace and ignore the study plan! use the AI coach!
4/5, but 5/5 with BR. Would have gone 5/5 but swapped answers because of simplicity. I hate that BR circles more than 1 and makes me question which one I got wrong.
@Thejoshuamoreno You can edit the blind review so that it only circles the ones you got wrong. That's what I did because before it was messing me up.
5/5 That makes me happy. Not sure how it would have gone under time constraints though😂
missed #4 - still trying to figure out! - originally I chose b) trying to figure out why it's e)
5/5 on first attempt and on blind review 2/5. I think I doubt myself.
Please let the LSAT folks know how great an idea "Blind Reviews" are.
I got 2/5 both on the actual and blind review. Its demoralizing, and I understand what I did wrong when I see the answers, but in the moment, due to the time constraint, I overthink it too much or miss a detail in the arguement. Hopefully I improve overtime
@DhyanSharma Something that helped me throughout my studies so far is ignoring the time for now and more so focusing on getting it right, I've also noticed ignoring the time and focusing on each question and answer choices has improved my speed of knowing right from wrong naturally. But good luck on your studies, you got this!
@DhyanSharma Yes, do not worry about the time just yet, focus on understanding the question. The more you digest the text and understand what is being asked, the better you will become at answering future questions with a limited time given to you. Think of it as math problems. A new topic will be hard to understand at first, but if you give it many hours of practicing the same topic/question, the faster you will solve it! Similar game, different context. Lock in, you got this.
I just realized that when we retake the practice questions, it gives you different questions...
I also realized how the blind review works...
4/5 I think we're good chat
2/5 then 1/5 UGH WHEN WILL I UNDERSTAND THE LSAT
@ShinyLoser SAME im so frustrated im thinking maybe i need to take all the time i need on each question
@caridadlopezjd Take all the time you need. Focus on nailing the concepts. Speed will come later. Doesn’t matter how fast you are if you don’t get the questions. It took me like 4 mins to get some of them but I got them right!! Focus on that for now :)
3/5! not bad
This was the confidence booster I needed. Still having a hard time breaking everything down and determining what type of stem it is but I'm getting there.
I got 4/5 and I am JUMPING UP AND DOWN cheering. I havent been doing great lately on LR and stuff's finally clicking for me. feeling encouraged!!!!!
4/5 so far, soon to be 100/100!
@Isabella luckyyy, im having a hard time breaking down the actual question rather than the paragraph.
5/5. one of the notes I made to myself earlier was to reread each of my final answer choices twice to make sure I wasn't rushing through anything, and it really worked out for me! Because I was able to identify why one of the options I almost chose was not perfect. Yay me.