@M1ckeymina Thank you! I would've liked if they explained a bit more and given more examples.

Thanks for the motivation! We got this!! ✨

@ChandaM That's what I've been focusing on accuracy! Right now we're trying to understand the concept but not focus on our timing.

I've been trying to find a pattern and I realized that for strengthen the conclusion has key words I can use to find the correct answer.

I'm going to put this out there and I am struggling with weaken and strengthen questions. Out of all I've done I probably have gotten like 4 to 5 questions correctly.

@TeklaCo I did this and it refreshed my memory on those important details in an ideal experiment.

Hello! I'm interested!

Hey! I’m also new to the LSAT studying, I started studying in December and planning to take it in June, I started with a 135 diagnostic and grew two points. I’ve learned that quality is more important than quantity. I was studying 2 hours everyday when I first started, but I burnt myself out one month later and not understanding anything I was learning. I decided to work for my dream score first and then worry about when to apply. You might be burning yourself out and putting stress on yourself.

@mthomas81 I think of these questions like a Jenga tower. You are trying to figure out where is the weak point in the argument is like in the Jenga tower you pull out the block that is weaker than the rest.

@Super_Cookie Same here!

I feel these questions are trying to find flaws in the support, like the game Jenga. We are trying to find the loose block to take it out and weaken the tower.

Hey! I am new to all this but based on what I've heard you should take the LSAT once you have you reach your dream score on practice tests. I am not saying that you can't, but you should take it once you don't feel nervous about it. I was planning on taking it in June also but because my scores are not good I am waiting until I achieve my dream score. Wishing you the best of luck!

I got 3/5 on RRE. Progress is progress!

@annoir86 That's my issue too! I misread the 1st time but then on blind review I understand my mistake.

Good luck!

@smcat That’s why I stopped using the study plan. I got behind and it doesn’t include all the lessons for me to comprehend the material. I felt rushed to complete it.

I over thought the question and got it wrong.

@Kjbrock I totally understand you! I honestly feel with practice and persevering we can get through this!

@MarieChavis This goes back to G3 sufficient indicators we learned in the very beginning.

I just need to slow down and red the stimulus to understand what I am reading.

I saw stories that are well written, and I took it as all stories that are well written. That's why I went with A when Ilana does not even mention it.

Hey! From burning out twice in a three month period and thinking that I need to go to law school before I'm thirty (I'm currently 25) you need to take it easy. I was feeling the same emotions like you when I first began studying, but I took a week off to reformat my study plan to better suit me. You need to take at least a year off to enjoy you, something you like to do! This is what I am planning on doing after I leave teaching this year. You at least need to do an hour of studying on days you feel you can. With time and patience you can accomplish great things! Good luck! :)

This is the first time I predicted and I got it right!

The dark brown color part through me off, so I literally just eliminated it.

Hey, I'm interested! A 2022 grad teaching full time.