I'm so excited I dont have a projected strict timeline for me to take the test. I have a score goal but just reading through all of the tools that are available for us to use gives me hope. I want to improve my score from a 155 to a 170+ and I kn ow thats a big leap but i'm giving myself as much time as i need to get it there !
@keakaholoaa I prefer handwritten in a notebook with pen and different color highlighters for logic formulas and definitions. If you are more of tech person I suggest still handwriting on notability or goodnotes rather than typing. I also use a google sheet as my error log where i record the questions I get wrong and why to review.
@Tombee64 Money spent on quality LSAT prep is worth it though, considering that tens if not hundreds of thousands in scholarships can be awarded based on your score. Paying $70 for 7Sage for $25,000 or more off your tuition is a pretty good deal.
@Ryo Studying the wrong answers is still a good way to learn! if you understand what answers are wrong you can better eliminate them and narrow down the possibilities for the right answer
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I'm so excited I dont have a projected strict timeline for me to take the test. I have a score goal but just reading through all of the tools that are available for us to use gives me hope. I want to improve my score from a 155 to a 170+ and I kn ow thats a big leap but i'm giving myself as much time as i need to get it there !
@ShaniceManning You will get a 170+! I believe and am rooting for you!
How does everyone take their LSAT notes these days? A LSAT notes book? Have a google doc form? IPAD? The notes feature on here? SOS
@keakaholoaa I believe handwritten notes are always the best to really absorb the information
@JessicaHaley Preferably a pen with blue ink!
@keakaholoaa I prefer handwritten in a notebook with pen and different color highlighters for logic formulas and definitions. If you are more of tech person I suggest still handwriting on notability or goodnotes rather than typing. I also use a google sheet as my error log where i record the questions I get wrong and why to review.
ok ill do it
@KalahKing Good luck!
My only beef with this test is the poor people filter. It's so expensive to succeed. It's not only hard work.
@Tombee64 Money spent on quality LSAT prep is worth it though, considering that tens if not hundreds of thousands in scholarships can be awarded based on your score. Paying $70 for 7Sage for $25,000 or more off your tuition is a pretty good deal.
anyone writing in september?
@ana2324 Here. Good luck!
I am so cooked omg
@Tati We got this
Most of my time will be studying the wrong answer I fear...
@Ryo Studying the wrong answers is still a good way to learn! if you understand what answers are wrong you can better eliminate them and narrow down the possibilities for the right answer
I'm a visual and listening style of student.
Love all this!
this test is evil af
I am glad I read this its giving me so much to work with.
I like the choices.
I am not hearing any audio
@JOEWISNIEWSKI dad?
I'm glad I read this. I'm learning much more about this program and how to use it for my learning. Thank you for the overview.
The snippets feature looks really interesting
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