Getting back into studying after taking a break for honestly almost a year. Feels good to get back into it. Practice test scores are looking good for where I wanna go so just rounding out my testing abilities and keeping it pushing.
Ngl, I feel like its taking me so long to understand material. Like I know it, but applying is so different. I finally got a 3/3 in the previous test and was so excited until the difficulty showed up and it was so low.
i definetly have to stop second guessing myself. I has 3/3 correct in the previous tests but changed two answers and ended with 1.3 because i thought it was too easy and chose was so sure i was missing something...
the timing is killing me. I'm definitely a slow reader and need to take notes to break the statement down. and i always take "twice longer than targeted time" to answer 🤦♀️🤦♀️
@ShimaPo Same here! With practice comes speed. As long as your understanding the question, your off to a good start! At least that's what I'm telling myself:)
@ShimaPo What also helped me is it's like driving a car, you don't go straight to driving 75 on a highway, you start out at 30 in a residential and move up :)
The timing aspect is sending me. When I take a bit more time and process what I’m reading, I get the questions right (which one would think… duh but there was a time where I’d spend like 5 mins and still get it wrong LOL)
I think that, at least for me, the comments help more than the videos. I think i've taken more notes on what other people have shared rather than the actual videos. Not sure what that says about my retention skills or if the lesson structures just aren't for me
@ShinyLoser I totally understand! I often like the videos and text explanations, but comments add a unique perspective which is helpful. I think it's because others are actively learning and figuring this out.
its not convenient to write down everything im getting wrong and note taking manually but the way this website records the notes in not good for me. especially because i need a good web version of notes
I wish they’d add a notes function that would allow us to save all the graphics in one place in the app. I’m over here snapping screenshots for diagrams and I just know I won’t be able to find them easily enough when I need to down the road. It’d just make reviewing the modules so much easier.
@Dom80 I got the same cold diagnostic score. We got this though! It was our first time time taking the exam. Can't let that get in the way of scoring higher.
Feeling a lot more confident in my skills, my timing of reading and finding the right answer needs to improve. Of course that will come with time and practice once my skills become second nature!
I feel that I am improving a lot, but I find the timing aspect rather difficult. I get the questions correct -- it just takes too long to answer. Hopefully, I am able to improve upon that as I progress.
5/5 on the practice questions. I definitely feel that I am improving but still need a lot of work. I started off not knowing anything about the LSAT to beginning to understand many of its important concepts!!
I took it again and got them right. I feel intimidated in the first place and also scared of the timing. I think that’s my problem. If am given enough time I could really do well
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Getting back into studying after taking a break for honestly almost a year. Feels good to get back into it. Practice test scores are looking good for where I wanna go so just rounding out my testing abilities and keeping it pushing.
My second run through of 7sage..... let's drill these foundations
Haven’t had a 5/5 adaptive drill yet. My Adhd is making it really hard for me to study. Any tips?
@AnesaKabir I know not everyone can do this but I have a standing desk and treadmill - something about the movement helps my brain stay on track.
I'm at an advantage cuz I'm a linguistics student, but I'm having so much fun doing this not gonna lie
Ngl, I feel like its taking me so long to understand material. Like I know it, but applying is so different. I finally got a 3/3 in the previous test and was so excited until the difficulty showed up and it was so low.
i definetly have to stop second guessing myself. I has 3/3 correct in the previous tests but changed two answers and ended with 1.3 because i thought it was too easy and chose was so sure i was missing something...
the timing is killing me. I'm definitely a slow reader and need to take notes to break the statement down. and i always take "twice longer than targeted time" to answer 🤦♀️🤦♀️
@ShimaPo Same here! With practice comes speed. As long as your understanding the question, your off to a good start! At least that's what I'm telling myself:)
@TpollNlaw awww no seriously i'm gonna tell myself that too :)
@ShimaPo What also helped me is it's like driving a car, you don't go straight to driving 75 on a highway, you start out at 30 in a residential and move up :)
The videos are easy to understand and fun. Now understanding the structures of an argument I start to feel confident about working through them.
I enjoy both the lectures and comments! Keep it up everyone
I'm understanding the material well but my timing, like many others have said, has not improved... yet.
The timing aspect is sending me. When I take a bit more time and process what I’m reading, I get the questions right (which one would think… duh but there was a time where I’d spend like 5 mins and still get it wrong LOL)
@HiGigi I agree.
@HiGigi Me too
@HiGigi sameeee
I think that, at least for me, the comments help more than the videos. I think i've taken more notes on what other people have shared rather than the actual videos. Not sure what that says about my retention skills or if the lesson structures just aren't for me
@ShinyLoser I totally understand! I often like the videos and text explanations, but comments add a unique perspective which is helpful. I think it's because others are actively learning and figuring this out.
its not convenient to write down everything im getting wrong and note taking manually but the way this website records the notes in not good for me. especially because i need a good web version of notes
I wish they’d add a notes function that would allow us to save all the graphics in one place in the app. I’m over here snapping screenshots for diagrams and I just know I won’t be able to find them easily enough when I need to down the road. It’d just make reviewing the modules so much easier.
@YeceniaMo #feedback
i don't think im ever going to do good on this test
@KyleWelch I believe in you!
I feel like a monkey beating its head in with a hammer- im just soooo slow UGH
I'm improving (137 on the cold diagnostic) but I feel like I've got a long way to go :(
@Dom80 I got the same cold diagnostic score. We got this though! It was our first time time taking the exam. Can't let that get in the way of scoring higher.
I can see an improvement! However, I still feel a little slow to understand the questions.
Actually made an improvement. But I hope I’m not second guessing myself with the questions I answered correctly.
Feeling a lot more confident in my skills, my timing of reading and finding the right answer needs to improve. Of course that will come with time and practice once my skills become second nature!
I feel that I am improving a lot, but I find the timing aspect rather difficult. I get the questions correct -- it just takes too long to answer. Hopefully, I am able to improve upon that as I progress.
Really loving the videos
5/5 on the practice questions. I definitely feel that I am improving but still need a lot of work. I started off not knowing anything about the LSAT to beginning to understand many of its important concepts!!
I took it again and got them right. I feel intimidated in the first place and also scared of the timing. I think that’s my problem. If am given enough time I could really do well
3/5 but definitely feeling better with my development skills!
@isabellagirjikian same!! We've got this!