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@lawstudent0109 Do you want to study together?

@lawstudent0109 Thats generally what I do too. what questions are you getting wrong the most - have you done the fundamentals for your weakest questions? I rmemeber doing them in september and it brought me from a 155 to 161 - especially because i didnt really understand necessary/sufficient and conditional reasoning

Wrong answer journal!

@David Busis Is there any way we can change that. Say, I want to compare to people who scored +5 points more than me - and i can track my biggest gap that way. Or, I want to compare with people who scored -5 points lower than me and see if I am lacking somewhere in relation to low scorers. I want to do analytics on people who score higher and see what problems they don't (or do) have trouble with so that I can work to being in a similar standing.

Thank you so much! <3

I definitely look at them.

I'm not sure what expected accuracy means. As I understand it, it is the accuracy of those that have the same average scores as me on the site.

Preferably, I'd like to be able to tweak the expected accuracy to a "goal score". For example, my practice tests hover at 150. My goal is to reach 160, so, I will enter 160 as part of the Expected Accuracy calculation. Then, I can prioritize using what has the most average questions per test along with what kind of accuracy I need in that question type to maximize how fast I improve.