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@AriVilker1 Thanks for the reply! I think you're right, in one section (S2) I felt like I had no time and was forced to rush through the questions, and barely had enough time left, and I scored -5, and then the next section it felt like I had all the time in the world, and I had almost 2 minutes per question for the last 10 or so, and that relaxed feeling lead me to score -0 on that one. I don't know how much of it was that it was an easier section, or whether it was just my timing.
We're about 7 weeks out for the August LSAT, and I'm aiming for a 175+, but my BR seems to be consistently 175 but not ever higher. The questions I miss are mostly solvable under non-timed conditions. But on the back end of a section I seem to lose the presence of mind to solve these tricky questions, and in that moment they feel impossible. Does anyone have any advice on keeping up that mental clarity?
@LowriThomas Thank you, I'll certainly try those ideas, I have identified that under timed pressure I stop diagramming hard conditional questions, and thats my most common miss, so I've been practicing those.