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So what is your timed score?
The are certain skills that you can only learn while taking timed test. Be aware of yourself when taking a test and see the mistakes you make
Me for example I realized that sometimes when there's strange word in the stimulus I would reread the stimulus again even if i understood the role but i will still do it because the fact that is a strange word made me uncomfortable
I also realized that when struggling with a stimulus and having eliminated 3 choices instead of continuing with the process of elimination i reread the anwers choices just "to make sure " i eliminated for the right reasons and notice many other stuff too and now when i am taking the test and that need to reread the stimulus happens i stop myself
So check your habits while taking timed test
I dont know but a good high lsat score should compensate for your low gpa. The lsat should be at least in the 75th percentile of the school but preferably above that.
Also during your application write how these medicals situation affected you and impacted your grade and how you came to learn from that experience. (I heard testimonies of students getting accepted despite their low GPA, as low as 3.2)
It is definitely possible, you will definitely have to compensate with your lsat score and great application
Stop doing BR and strictly focus on timed test. There's skills that you can only learn while doing it timed. Like relaxing and not let the clock claud your judgment. Prioritize questions if you don't understand it after 90s move on. Not only because you are waisting time but also buzzing your brain and you need to stay fresh. Breathe and relax, the more timed test you do, the better control of yourself you will have
Hello, looking for people in NYC that are studying for the lsat and are struggling to stay consistent and focused.
So we can be a support system for all of us and meet at least once per week to drill, study and discuss
Anyway I use struggle with must be true question for two reasons
I started studying logical reasoning with powers core and started studying with power score
But anyway those days are behind. Something that changed the game for me with Must be true is that they are 100% proven by the stimulus
No, 80, 90, 95, 99 but 100%
So eliminate anything that could be true but necessarily doesn't have to or is not proven to be always true by the stimulus
If the stimulus says some people are vegetarian and an answer choice says
Nancy is a person, so she must be vegetarian
Based on the stimulus that can definitely be true but it can also not be true because there are some people that are not and Nancy can be in that group we don't know. That is a could be answer not a must be
But if the stimulus says
All people are vegetarian
And an answer says
Nancy is a person, so she's vegetarian
That must be true because by the stimulus All peole are vegetarian and Nancy is a person
So find an answer thats 100$ proven by the stimulus