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Fml…
4/5 on the drill then 4/5 on BR. I still don’t understand how the first question worked.
I saw overwhelming majority and my brain immediately went into conditional logic 😅
remind me why do I need to do that? Also shouldn't the negated form of All be None?
@haena Thank you so much, this is very helpful. I moved my test date to April and will assess until then.
I just took my second full PT and scored a 137, up from a 125 on my first PT two weeks ago. My ultimate goal is a 175–178, and I’m currently scheduled to take the LSAT on October 7.
For those who started in a similar score range and eventually reached the 170s, what did your progression realistically look like?
At this stage, what kind of improvement should I ideally be seeing from PT to PT to know that my studying is actually working? How frequently should I be taking full PTs, and what score range should I consistently be reaching before I consider myself ready to sit for the actual exam?
Most importantly, based on your experience, what is a realistic timeframe for going from the high 130s to 170+? I know a 175–178 is a very ambitious goal, and I’m willing to postpone my test date if necessary rather than rush the process.
I’d especially appreciate hearing from anyone who made a significant score jump: how long did it take, what changed in your studying, and at what point did you start seeing the biggest improvements?
Hi everyone! I somehow only recently realized that LSAT Argumentative Writing is a separate part of the LSAT, and I’m trying to figure out the best way to prepare for it.
For those of you who have already taken it or are currently preparing:
How much time did you spend preparing for the writing portion?
Does 7Sage have specific lessons or practice prompts for Argumentative Writing that you recommend?
How many practice essays did you do before taking the real thing?
Is there a particular structure/template that worked well for you?
How seriously should we treat the writing sample given that it isn’t scored but is still sent to law schools?
I was planning on taking the LSAT in October, but after my recent PT I decided to hold and take my time to prepare, so I’m trying to figure out how much of my study time I should dedicate to this versus LR and RC.
Would really appreciate hearing about your experiences and how you approached it!
@VicEst.90 timing was very challenging. Also, I underestimated RC royally...
@yrsrs So it is fair to say that based on your experience I should allocate 8 months of consistent studying to see improvement.
This is my first PT.
I struggled mostly with time and with RC.
Is it realistic to think that I could reach the 170+ by October 7th test day?
I plan on studying for 4h every day until test day.
I don’t understand why E is not the right answer when it literally attacks the condition in the stimulus