I scored 156 2 weeks ago so this gave me the confidence I needed. I take my test in October and my goal is 160+.
The LR scores are consistent with what I usually score (I'm hoping to get the -7 down to -5/-6 just so I have more room to mess up in RC if needed) but I feel like my PT scores always depend on the RC section. I haven't scored this well on RC in so long which made me very happy.
My top priority is making my RC scores consistent- just 2 weeks ago I got -15 on RC which really messed with my score. Before that I was scoring -7 to -11 for any RC section. So idk it just makes me nervous that on test day, it feels like my score heavily depends on the types of passages I get- but at the same time i need to remember, no matter what the content is about, the process of reading for structure is always the same!!!
These last two weeks I have been focusing on deeply reviewing my wrong answers for RC and trying to force myself to only read for structure- so hopefully that will help my consistency. Any tips are appreciated!
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I try to focus on what the author/other people state in RC either explicitly or, if we can back it up with the passage, what they might have said implicitly. A lot of Trap ACs bring irrelevant info or are out of scope. LSAT writers try to bait us with information that might be closely related to the topic at hand, but, in the end, is not mentioned in the passage at all. All correct ACs need to be corroborated with the info in the passage.