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Hi guys,
Brief history: I took the LSAT in September 2016 and scored a 164 (raw score 81/100) after an unorthodox study schedule (studied using the Princeton Review course from October to Dec. 2015; resumed studying in July 2016 until the September 2016 LSAT practicing off real PTs and using 7sage during late Aug-September primarily for the RC section). I got -8 on the RC section, -4 on the LG, and -4 and -3 off on the LR sections.
I've taken a break since September and now am looking to take the February 2017 LSAT, with an ideal objective of scoring 170+. Based on my studying history, do you guys have any particular suggestions as to how/what I should study? As in, should I try to re-learn concepts and start from the basics, or buy certain books? Any and all help will be very much appreciated! Thanks in advance.
I'll definitely order the LSAT Trainer, thanks for the tip! In terms of postponing my test date, it's pretty much my last reasonable date to take the test (since I am applying to Canadian schools with rolling admissions opening very soon). I've been working on my RC for a while now and all I really need is to take it to a 22-23/27, which should bring me to my goal. Would you say it's not worth it, then, to buy a course if I'm going to jump to the RC questions specifically?
Thanks,
Hi guys,
Was wondering if I could get your advice on my situation: I'm currently doing alright on my LG and LR sections, but can't seem to break 20/27 on my RC sections. Which 7sage package would you recommend I get if I am planning to give my test on September 24 (ie. little over a month left to study)?
Thanks!
Any thoughts guys?