Hi everyone! I hope you all are doing well. I am looking for an affordable tutor as I can't afford much. I currently am in the low 160s and I am trying to get to mid 170s by October/November exams. I like a more intuitive approach. I know 2-3 months is a stretch, but I am fully committed.
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Hello! I’m sorry if this is unrelated, but do you happen to have any tips to reach the 160s? perhaps what your process is in automatically finding an ac for every question type?
i too am planning on taking the test by october so seeing someone who already has my ideal score is motivation for me.
Either way, your drive is admirable! keep it up im sure youll hit 170s in no time
@Jacq Hi! Thank you so much for the encouragement. Something that I kept struggling with is allowing assumptions to make me overthink what was actually being stated. Just only think about what's being said in the passage and for me, I just cancel the answer choices that aren't being supported by what's being said. When you look at an answer choice, think "Is there direct evidence that supports this" not evidence that you have to defend and squeeze out a meaning for, but actual direct evidence. Additionally, I recommend getting down the common flaws such as part vs whole, sufficient vs necessary, and etc. Weirdly enough, Reddit helped me create cheat sheets + mixed with 7sage curriculum as well. You have to be very confident in what each is because then when you're asked about it, the answer choices can't trick you. I also recommend taking your time to fully reading and understanding what the sentences are saying before looking at the answer choices, because if you don't understand what's being said, then the wrong answers will most likely sway you.
I'm sorry that this is so long, but I hope it helped! If you have any questions, you can definitely send me a chat. :)