is it just me or does highlight in the stimulus of LR questions not show up in review? it would be help to see what I was focusing on and I also does have the ability to highlight in review so it makes it harder to read for me.

This is probably a really dumb question but am going crazy looking for it.

Struggling to access the BR option in the new website whilst going through the LR curriculum. I recall that on the old website this feature was automatically available after doing one of the "You Try" practice problems. Now, it seems I can only submit from a drop-down menu in the upper right-hand corner.

Say for example, I am reviewing a question and have an additional insight that I would like to add. It seems that I can only add a new notes instead of editing my preexisting note.

If I am using notes to keep my a wrong answer journal centralized on 7sage, then I would prefer to edit existing notes. Can you please add fix this feature?

For context, I have studied for the LSAT off and on every 4-6 months or so for the last 2 years (post-bacc gap years) while working 2 full time jobs. I have recently stepped down to a part time and full time and am looking to dedicate more time to consistently study not that I'm not working as much anymore.

The last time I took a diagnostic was through a different platform (Blueprint, I think) before Logic Games was taken off (Rip Logic Games - I miss you), but I can't even remember what score I got or which test I took. Obviously I want to make the most out of the practice tests while studying, and I plan on registering for either the January or February test.

I'm about half way through Foundations (starting from scratch all over again since it's been too long since I last studied), so I know I still have a lot of material left to cover, but just wanted to put some feelers out there for any helpful advice.

Thanks!

So far the new site is great but i wish the lessons would auto mark as complete if I have watched most the video or spent a few minutes on the page to read it. I press next half the time without pressing the other button and it loses track. Or perhaps, default to it already being selected, and then the ones i struggle with i can click again to mark as "not complete"

I am currently studying for the September LSAT. My diagnostic is a 153. Currently my practice tests have ranged anywhere from 156 to a 171! Is it normal for scores to fluctuate this much? How can I start consistently scoring in the high 160s? Has anyone else experienced this and what did you do to fix it?

I really want that function, so I can glue the questions I got wrong on my wrong answer journal...

On the original site, when I didn't like my performance on a certain drill or when I'd like to drill the same drill again, I would duplicate it. But this duplicating feature doesn't seem to show up in the new site. Will it contain this

On the old site it always prompted me to do BR but here I can't find it?? What is going on?

I took a diagnostic a few weeks ago but haven’t taken any full PTs since then. Right now, I’m only partially through the curriculum, I’ve made some progress in the Logical Reasoning section but haven’t touched Reading Comp yet.

I’m tempted to start taking full-length practice tests to begin building endurance and test-day skills, but I’m also worried it might be too early. I don’t want to waste time on PTs if I’d be better off continuing through the lessons first.

When should I start taking full PTs?

Is it recommended to go straight to focusing on the RC curriculum? Or should I do logic drills while working on the RC curriculum so I don't forget any of it?

Does anybody remember which part of the Core Curriculum (I think it was Foundations) went over identifying the Necessary and Sufficient conditions when there were no indicator words? I feel like there was a Skill Builder, but I could be wrong. Want to review.

We just implemented the search bar in the digital tester so you can now search for text just like you can on the actual LSAT.

Has anybody else been having issues with their PTs freezing on the new site? I'm pretty sure I lost a few minutes of time spread across an entire PT recently.

I noticed when I try to bring back answers I eliminated, the whole interface froze. This definitely needs to be fixed if it is a problem for multiple people

Is there a way to expand and see the "you try" questions in the curriculum on their own before watching the explanations?

The classic 7sage had this feature (with a little magnifying glass) but am not seeing that on the new one.

Thank you

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I currently scoring in mid-160s, and the main issue holding me back is missing 2-3 level 1/2 questions at the beginning of the LR section. Any advice on how I can improve this? I initially thought it was due to rushing or overthinking, but I'm not completely sure at this point. Does anyone have any advice on how I can improve this?

Hi everyone! I took the LSAT in February and got a 171. My goal was a 174, which is above the medians at the schools I want to apply to, but I was still happy. I was going to take it again in April but my scores went down so I ghosted the test. I haven't studied since. In my practice tests, my average was 172, but I realized that each test I got 7-8 questions wrong, and sometimes I was lucky and that was a 175 or I was unlucky and it was below 170. Does that mean I never really improved? How do I get to a place of consistently scoring less than 7-8 questions wrong per test? Or have I reached my limit? How did people break out of a score they were stuck at? Especially when there is no pattern in the questions I am getting wrong. Thanks! Hope everyone is doing well!

Someone please explain how you can derive the last two conclusions?

"Trader Joe’s sales clerks like to talk. No soccer mom doesn’t like to talk. Baseball moms are soccer moms. Jane is a soccer mom.

_______

Jane likes to talk.

Baseball moms like to talk.

Some people who are not Trader Joe's sales clerks are not soccer moms.

Some people who are not Trader Joe's sales clerks are not baseball moms."

Hey y'all I am trying to export my prep test data from the old site to this new one. I found out how to manually import my prep tests by going to settings but I don't have an option to enter my blind review data. If I click the review button for the prep test I can see the answers for my first attempt and another button appears for blind review. I am not able to click on this other button for blind review. Do I have to just retake the prep test and do the blind review all over again? Or is there an option to manually enter blind review data I already have from the old site?

I’m currently studying inference and must-be-true questions, but I’m encountering a problem that’s making me spend more time on questions than I should. I’m getting the questions right most of the time, but I feel like I confuse myself when I try to diagram the internal lawgic of the stimulus. Has anyone else encountered this issue while studying?

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There are positive numbers at the top of the priority of what i got wrong. What do the negative red circle numbers mean in the analytics section of prep tests?

When we violate a principle, are we essentially negating that principle?

PRINCIPLE: If you intentionally misrepresent someone's beliefs, then you do so in the interest of another person.

VIOLATION: If you intentionally misrepresent someone's beliefs, then you DO NOT do so in the interest of another person.

I am basing my example off of LSAT PT 140 S1Q19.