@jonathankorger285
Yes I think timing plays a big role because I tend to make a lot of silly mistakes during timed (probably because I panic) but I am able to get the correct answer during BR. I’ve read the Loophole which helped quite a bit and I’m also redoing some of the core curriculum lessons from JY because my weakest areas are SA/NA as well as Parallel Flaw questions.
I've been studying for a while now and while I don't necessarily score as horribly as I did before, I can't seem get past the -7/-8 stage. I've gone through MANY of the LR sections and blind reviewed everything. I also watch a majority of the explanation videos, but even that still doesn't seem to be enough. Any advice please? I need help :/
In need of a study partner to help keep each other motivated. I’m planning on taking the LSAT in the summer and I’m currently scoring in the 150’s aiming for 160+. Feel free to message me if you’re interested!
Could I get the link as well? Thank you so much!
I'm interested! I'm also scoring in the mid 150s
I'm very interested!
I am very interested! Currently in the 150s as well
@jonathankorger285 said:
@slmn9912401 do you have a skipping strategy? Also, are you actively predicting ACs for questions like flaw, AP, MC, etc?
My skipping strategy is usually just skipping over a question that I feel would take too long to understand/diagram and then come back to it if I have time. The only problem is that I skip about 5 questions and I never have time to go back and really figure it out.
I’ve also made it a habit to try and predict AC’s which helps a lot, but certain question types are harder for me so sometimes I can’t determine right away what the answer would be. I’m reviewing the course videos to get more comfortable with those specific question types, any tips that worked for you?