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BrynnaM
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LSAT
165
CAS GPA
3.61
1L START YEAR
2027

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Baylor
Waitlisted
Southern Methodist
Applied
St. Mary's
Applied
Texas A&M
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UT Austin
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Vanderbilt
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When I BR, I do so untimed, completely starting my logic from scratch, not even checking my "wrong" answer (I review a day or two later) About 8 out of 10 times during timed conditions, its me choosing between 2 answers that truly feel 50/50, and I end up choosing wrong. In BR I am able to finally dissect the wrong answer and confidently get the point after the fact.

How can I increase my speed and accuracy of ruling out wrong answers the FIRST time during timed conditions?? (Sometimes its also misreading a word or two, so I know I need to slow down and stay focused as well.)

*Per AI Coach, main RC areas of opportunity are Implied, Author's Perspective, and structure (purpose in context). Main LR areas of opp are weaken, parallel flaw, and PSA.

Should I just timed drill all of these until my confidence increases? Are there quick things you remember when you see those questions that help you keep an eye out for trap answers?

Any advice would help! Thank you!

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BrynnaM
Wednesday, May 27

would love to try as well, i suck at reviewing the WAJ!

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BrynnaM
Thursday, May 14

Interested! Started 147 and trying to break past my high 160s into 170s.

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BrynnaM
Wednesday, Apr 29

@LSATTAKER This is amazing! Great work, and appreciate to UX UI design piece, flows nicely. I keep receiving a "Edge Function returned a non-2xx status code" error when re-running the AI. Have you experienced this?

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BrynnaM
Thursday, Dec 4, 2025

The key takeaways at the end are so helpful. I can understand the questions on their own, but finding patterns in logic is harder to grasp when working on my own. I believe pattern recognition separates the good from the great. this is FANTASTIC.

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BrynnaM
Tuesday, Oct 21, 2025

Highly suggest listening to the 7 Sage podcast episode called "Need for Speed" either on spotify or here on youtube. Rahela's take is super reassuring and her concept of reading for understanding THEN flying through the answer choices will happen naturally.

I went from running out of time/ consistently guessing on the last 3 questions to now having 2-3 minutes left over and able to go back to flagged Q's. PT's also went up 3-4pts with this mindset shift in the next few PTs

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