Just looked at HLS and seems like they updated their LSAT policy. Before they would consider the highest score but now it's:

You only need to take the LSAT or GRE once; however if you take multiple tests, the admissions committee will consider all LSAT and/or GRE scores presented as part of your application.

Thoughts?

I had LR RC LR LG LR.

My last LR had a question about red light and chlorophyll. My first LR had something about vampires and was the hardest for me. The second LR was the easiest for me (and I think had 26 questions?).

I believe the last LR is real. Do we know whether the first or second LR is experimental?

@twssmith644, that's great advice about building an internal time clock, thanks for passing along. I'm definitely going to try the highlighting technique you linked to. And I agree, I think I often over-dwell on both easy questions ("is it that simple?") and more difficult ones ("why can't I get this, AAAGH").

@danielmoshesieradzki129.Sieradzki, Yes, something I started trying is shifting from answering the first 10 questions in 10 minutes to netting 10 questions in 10 minutes. This allows me to skip questions that are harder, skip flaw questions on the first pass, and instead focus on my strongest question types (MSS, AP, ID etc.). Still experimenting with this approach, but it's worked out pretty well so far.

@rahelaalam514, it's great to hear your personal approach; I like your max 1-minute cutoff per question strategy. I think building an internal time clock will help give me a sense of when one minute has passed. And I think just having an overall strategy will give me a greater sense of confidence, and prevent me from falling in these anxiety time loops!

Thanks for the great advice, everyone!

@tanes25413 and @tristandesinor505, thanks for the advice! Will keep on studying!

Got it, thanks @7sagestudentservices and @rahelaalam514!

Ahh okay! I noticed here they were sorted, so I thought there may be others available. Do you know what type of package you need to see the sets for sequencing and grouping games?

I see, very helpful—thanks!