Echoing what many have said, thank you for the work the 7sage team is going. I got 4/5 PT questions correct. The one I got wrong, I tripped on the word "only" and I have a feeling that will be addressed in the grammar module.
is studied using lawhub for a couple of weeks so i had a grasp of the question types but this foundation really helped me understand what the questions were looking for.
I am really struggling with the drill I mean I've been watching the lectures of doing some drills. But I am short of starting to get the hang of things. I literally just started studying at the end of last week. I just hope I will be ready when I take the LSAT in October
I've been studying for 3 months now, but I am taking the day to go over the basics again because 1. I feel somewhat stagnant and 2. there are still things I just am not understanding and I think it boils down to going back to the basics.
5/5 Learning the difference between context and premise has helped me out a lot. I didn't miss any of the drills, except when I didn't realize 3 Qs meant 3 questions in one drill.
I feel more comfortable with LR questions, but even with the perceived increase in accuracy (and confidence), I can't shake the feeling I spend more time on these questions than I used to.
I'm feeling good! I noticed I was getting easier questions wrong and more difficult questions correct because I was second-guessing myself with my answers - so I have to work on not second guessing myself. I really like the way the lessons are structured - where a concept is taught, built on, a new concept is taught, built on, and then there is an exercise to tie all the learnt concepts together.
I was somewhat annoyed that some of the videos would not let me change the volume or speed. This was not the case for all of the videos only some of the shorter ones.
I feel like I am doing pretty good! the lesson structure is very clear and easy to follow along with.
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4/5
i got 0/3 :/
Went 4/5 on the LSAT questions.
Are there videos explaining the answers to the 3 questions?
1/3 on questions. In retrospect I see my mistakes. Onward and upward I guess
if we're counting all 5 examples 4/5. So we're doing pretty good.
i got 3/3 on the questions, still feel a little dumb but at least im seeing preogress
I did great on the questions, but boy do I feel dumb lol
Im glad it was only one hand full of questions.
I feel more confident; therefore, I am more motivated to continue going through these lessons! Thank you for making it easier for me, 7Sage!
Echoing what many have said, thank you for the work the 7sage team is going. I got 4/5 PT questions correct. The one I got wrong, I tripped on the word "only" and I have a feeling that will be addressed in the grammar module.
I kept getting these questions wrong! After completing this module I feel more confident. I was 5/5 on the practice LSAT questions :)
I feel a lot more confident. Thank you, 7Sage! Now, I just need to make sure I lock in!
is studied using lawhub for a couple of weeks so i had a grasp of the question types but this foundation really helped me understand what the questions were looking for.
I am really struggling with the drill I mean I've been watching the lectures of doing some drills. But I am short of starting to get the hang of things. I literally just started studying at the end of last week. I just hope I will be ready when I take the LSAT in October
I have really liked this so far, especially since I have essentially zero background in the LSAT- very helpful to build the basics!!!
helped so much! i feel so much more confident going into the september lsat
I've been studying for 3 months now, but I am taking the day to go over the basics again because 1. I feel somewhat stagnant and 2. there are still things I just am not understanding and I think it boils down to going back to the basics.
5/5 Learning the difference between context and premise has helped me out a lot. I didn't miss any of the drills, except when I didn't realize 3 Qs meant 3 questions in one drill.
I feel more comfortable with LR questions, but even with the perceived increase in accuracy (and confidence), I can't shake the feeling I spend more time on these questions than I used to.
I'm feeling good! I noticed I was getting easier questions wrong and more difficult questions correct because I was second-guessing myself with my answers - so I have to work on not second guessing myself. I really like the way the lessons are structured - where a concept is taught, built on, a new concept is taught, built on, and then there is an exercise to tie all the learnt concepts together.
so far so good. keep it up everyone
holy shet im cooked
I was somewhat annoyed that some of the videos would not let me change the volume or speed. This was not the case for all of the videos only some of the shorter ones.
I feel like I am doing pretty good! the lesson structure is very clear and easy to follow along with.