Self-study
I just scored a 178 on PT155.
AND! I got a 180 the week before. Finally starting to feel prepared for my June LSAT. Let's GOOOO!
Diagnostic was a 160!
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I just scored a 178 on PT155.
AND! I got a 180 the week before. Finally starting to feel prepared for my June LSAT. Let's GOOOO!
Diagnostic was a 160!
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That's amazing! What was your study approach? Did you just rely on 7Sage or any other resource? What are your most important tips? Thank you!
Well done!!
congrats!!!!! How long have you been studying/apart of 7Sage
how long do you studying per day? and how many days a week?
@Lidiia I work full time, so I am studying for about 1-2 hours per day, seven days a weeks. On the weekends, I take my preptest and then review on Sunday! I switched to morning study sessions which has helped with my focus and consistency a lot.
@ravioli whats your routine look like? I am trying to implement a morning study session too, but I can't seem to figure one out.
Congratulations! I hope to reach a 170+ too this June test! Do you have any tips for time management in RC? I am taking too long to read the passages and keep overthinking about the questions by reading them more than 2 times. Thank you in advance for your response!
Congrats !!!
Congrats and Godspeed on test day.
Very big congratulations to you! Wishing you a very 180 test day!
Congratulations!!!
Any advice for being confident and attentive during the test? Also in the 170s but still making errors like not choosing ACs I don't fully understand even if they're correct / missing an important detail / overthinking.
@businessgoose
Meditate!
@businessgoose For me, I was doubtful of 7Sage's claim that you rely on intuition when taking the actual exam. However, as I have continued my studying, I would say that has definitely proven to be true!
I have also been switching up my technique when going back to flagged questions at the end. I kept missing key words. So, when I go back, I make myself read the stim again and then read EACH WORD of the AC. This has helped me latch on to things that make certain ACs wrong.
I also have been using foam earplugs (which they allow you to use during the actual test) and those have helped with my focus immensely. Highly recommend!
@ravioli @Hnelson88 Thanks guys!
Congratulations!
That's amazing! Any tips for perfect RC?
@dianatilapia2 Honestly, I have tended to miss a few more on RC than LR. So this one felt like a bit of a fluke. For me, I have always loved reading anything, so staying focused is not an issue. My main problem has been timing. The key for me has been learning when to flag and come back to it. Then, when I have a couple minutes remaining at the end, I like to force myself to read each word of the question and ACs. Gamechanger! I kept missing Qs because of one tiny word in AC.
Good job!!
Nice!!
Congrats! How?!! lol. Any tips on how to break into 160’s?
That is awesome. Congrates.
Way to go!
How long did you study?
@OneillGC I started in October last year, but took a break during November because of a house fire and again in February because of illness/burnout. Take breaks when you need to, but stay consistent when you can!
Congrats!! This is very impressive. I'm also taking the LSAT in June, manifesting great scores for both of us!!