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Currently reading "Hollywood, ending" which is John Green's latest fiction book that just came out! Only a little bit in but I've been enjoying!
@kmbabcock I'm also testing sept 12! I appreciate your advice and totally agree with what you're saying. I hope you have a great test day!! We got this!!
@mia0655 Thank you so much for this, it's definitely scary to take a break and trust in my knowledge to get me there, I tend to be more of a proactive study a lot person but I realize now this will only hinder me. Congrats on getting a PR on your test day!!
I am also registered in both september and october, I thought about only doing october but decided to do both to get the experience and practice by doing september. Also, if my september score is good enough I won't do october. I think there are pros to doing both, but ultimately depends on everyones own circumstances. Hope this helps!
Hello all, I'm currently 2 weeks away from testing and FREAKING OUT. I was getting mid 160s in my PTs all summer long, and got 169 on my PT last week which I was super happy about! This week I did my PT and got 158....which is what I got as my diagnostic score 4 months ago. I noticed that in my last two sections I got around -10, which is really abnormal for me.
I really think that this is due to fatigue. I'm working 20 hours a week at my job plus studying a lot and am really burnt out. I'm having trouble focusing and studying for the LSAT which is reflecting in my PTs. I wanted to know if anyone has any advice, since it is really hard for me to take rest days and I want to bring my score back up before I test Sept 12, but also don't want to tire myself out more. Any advice is appreciated!
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Hello, I'm in the same boat as you right now but what I've been doing to get better each time is reviewing my PTs a lot to figure out which questions I'm getting wrong and drilling those as well as mistake journalling to analyze my mistakes and why I chose incorrect answers. I often am stuck between two answers so I try to find the fatal flaw in an answer choice so I can eliminate it. I'm definitely not an expert but hope this helps somewhat!
@MnM Yes I definitely get tired with each section, I especially noticed in the RC the last passage I did I got like 5/6 wrong. I guess it's a matter of practice to build up that stamina
I just did PT140 and there's a HUGE gap between my BR score vs my actual score, more than half the time I'm between two answer choices and end up choosing the wrong one. Does anyone have any advice on closing this gap and selecting better the first time around?
Hey I was dealing with this leading up to the September LSAT. I felt guilty so I didn't take any rest days, and as a result my PT scores started dropping and I was back to my diagnostic score. I realized I NEED to take a rest day and not doing so is hindering me, and once I rested my score went back up!! I would say take a full rest day and if your stress makes you feel guilty, remind yourself that a rest day is helpful, maybe even more helpful than studying and its necessary. I also took a full rest day before my test day and my test day went so good because of this. You got this, trust your training!!