What is the timing like during an actual test between sections 1-2 and 3-4?
typically I like to take 5 deep meditative breaths between sections to center myself, will that be possible on test day, or is it really a no-down-time breakneck process?
I completed 4 PTs so far, but i went over the time limit and I also took pauses between sections. How many PTs are you allowed to do this? Or is it REALLY important that you take ALL of your PTs on time and without breaks?
Anybody have advice on warm up practices? I am not sure what the sweet spot looks like for the right amount. Any anecdotal best practices would be quite helpful.
The last time I took the LSAT, my internet kept going out and I had to deal with loud noises outside of my control which affected my psyche. This time around, I'm accounting for that!
Should we completely ignore the "old tests" with the three section option (which excludes logic games)? Or, do you recommend including those in our study plan?
J.Y. mentions "warm-ups" before taking a PT / taking the real exam - what does that entail? #help
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How predictive is a practice score on an older LSAT (i.e. 127) vs a newer one (i.e. 158)? Is the correlation generally weaker the older the test is?
#feedback What is warmup? Is it taking drills?
How do we warm up? as he recommends, just drill earlier test?
What is the timing like during an actual test between sections 1-2 and 3-4?
typically I like to take 5 deep meditative breaths between sections to center myself, will that be possible on test day, or is it really a no-down-time breakneck process?
I completed 4 PTs so far, but i went over the time limit and I also took pauses between sections. How many PTs are you allowed to do this? Or is it REALLY important that you take ALL of your PTs on time and without breaks?
#Help
Anybody have advice on warm up practices? I am not sure what the sweet spot looks like for the right amount. Any anecdotal best practices would be quite helpful.
Thanks!
The last time I took the LSAT, my internet kept going out and I had to deal with loud noises outside of my control which affected my psyche. This time around, I'm accounting for that!
Should we completely ignore the "old tests" with the three section option (which excludes logic games)? Or, do you recommend including those in our study plan?
How should we review after taking a pt?
This was the same advice I got from a high scorer once. Try and exactly replicate your actual testing environment when you practice test.
I think JY makes a good point too about how that extends not just to when your taking your test but your whole routine for that day.
J.Y. mentions "warm-ups" before taking a PT / taking the real exam - what does that entail? #help