As I have started to use 7Sage, I have been seeing improvement. I am doing okay in RC, but I am struggling the most with LR. I took the comprehensive version of the foundations on the study plan and that helped me go up from a 146 to a 149. My main goal is to get into UofK, UofL, or NKU. However, I have a 3.01 GPA that I am trying to supplement. I have my reasons for my lower GPA that I will be providing an additional supplemental essay or addendum for the explanation. I am taking the test in August, September, and possibly November if needed. Any advice is welcome. Thanks :) - INKY
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Hello!
First, it would be incredibly helpful for you to identify exactly which LR question types you have the most trouble with. Once you know that, you can do targeted drills with those specific types to practice them in isolation.
Also, look closely at the pattern of your choices during review. Ask yourself: Why did I discard the correct AC, and why did I choose the wrong AC instead?
For question types that require you to notice logical gaps, try to find the gap before moving into the ACs. If you cannot spot the flaw immediately, try running through a mental checklist of common ones: Necessary vs. Sufficient, Part-to-Whole, Relative vs. Absolute, Lack of Evidence, etc.
One final piece of general advice: once you have solved a lot of questions, it helps a lot to retry questions you did several weeks or months ago. If you get a question wrong again, it is a massive red flag indicating there is something you definitely need to fix in your method or underlying logic.
Hope this helps!
@SerinJ Thanks!