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I've always read the Q stem first.
It was to my dismay that, recently, I saw JY reading the stimulus first in a live attempt video. I didn't know such an approach was commonly used.
It's true that occasionaly, reading the Q stem first felt like it might not have been the fastest approach. But those occasions were rare.
Help me fight my approach crisis please:
What's your approach and why? And I'm hoping the answer isn't "whatever feels best" xD
I know that having BR gap can be frustrating but brooooo, you got a 177 on BR?! And you rushed it too? The BR means you have crazy potential. I'm at the beginning of my LSAT journey, but seeing a post where the score isn't perfect for once (I feel like all the posts are about people reaching the 170's), and then seeing a good score on BR is actually kind of motivating. Keep your head up gang, we're all in this together.
@GriffinGeiger The problem about government subsidizing is that it's irrelevant to the argument at hand, it's sufficient but not necessary.