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Hello , Everytime I drill questions I get the same questions I already answered or already answered recently. I always click on fresh and I still get repeats. Is there anyway where I can avoid repeated drill questions? I feel like I'm not going to improve or learn anything if I get questions I already answered and I remembered the answer for them. Thank you.
I am also interested. I've been studying consistently for a little over a month taking the October lsat
Hello , I know it's probably a dumb question but I want to ask anyways just to make sure . I heard that In Order to get a 160 you have to get at least all the easy and medium questions right but can you afford to get the hard ones wrong? I know if somebody is trying to reach the 170s they have to get the hard ones right but for me personally a 160 a good.
Hello , I've been tracking why I've been missing answers and so far it's either because I was down to two answers but chose the wrong one or I have no idea what the stimulus is talking about . Is there a way where I can learn to comprehend well on harder stimuluses especially the ones where I have no interest in that said topic? I feel like if I can just learn to comprehend on harder stimuluses I can reach my goal score. Any tips and tricks if anybody struggled with the same thing ?
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Hello I made an lsat study group on groupme where we can help each other out , ask questions , give each support and tutor each other. This is good way to study for the lsat because we can learn from each other so we can get the best possible score . The more the merrier . This is a good and free way to receive extra help .
@snorthg12 hello what study plans did you previously use? I read one last book , the loophole and right now I'm ready lsat demon. I want to make sure it's worth it I don't want to waste months of studying because October that's when I take the lsat. Did you struggle with logical reasoning or reading comp more?
Hello , I am new to lsat studying . I'm am terribly struggling with to find the gap of why the premises doesn't lead to the conclusion. It's hard to come up with a bunch of reasons as to why it doesn't lead to the conclusion . If I do come up with a gap it doesn't match the answer choices.
Anybody else struggling? What are some ways I can come up with different reasons why the premises doesn't lead to the conclusion faster and more accurate?
Also , is finding the missing gap useful for only strengthen , weaken , flaw , sufficient assumptions etc?
I’m taking my lsats June 3rd which is only 4 months away. I created a study group if you would like to join. We can study , tutor each other and support each other. The group me is linked below. It is based in San Antonio so if you live in San Antonio maybe we can meet up in study in person. You can still join even if you don’t live in San Antonio.
The more the merrier.
@y00nislee hello , for reading comprehension, how much time did you put into studying reading comprehension? I'm struggling balancing struggling with both reading comp and LR at the same time. Also how did you improve your speed? I'm struggling answering the questions in such time constraints