@Naty I had the same thought at first but after doing the drill and going through the blind review, I think its good to get a taste of actual questions before we get too far with the foundational principles. I will try not to read too much into it if I don't do well on the drills early on. Having actual questions posed and trying (and maybe failing in some cases), to apply what we've learned so far is how I learn best. I took a lot of time to answer these questions and I referred to my notes and really talked through each question with myself. Some of these questions I spent 3-4 minutes working through, I wasn't focusing on getting them right but trying to apply what I've learned so far. I got 4/5 correct (that last one made my brain hurt!), but I was really slow. For me, I think focusing on applying the concepts to actual questions before focusing on speed is going to be the key. Rome wasn't built in a day, as they say! Pretty sure the Romans would have struggled with the LSAT too 😊

@ShimaPo one day at a time! If you think about all of the studying you have to do before the exam, it will be overwhelming. I just pretend that I only have to study today and put the rest out of my mind, it works 😊

@NicholasBrooks I got everyone beat, I just turned 40!!

Does this follow the same pattern?

Most dogs like treats

Each dog who likes treats drools a lot

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@ShimaPo I am! Well, thats the plan, anyways :) Just started studying!