During the timed exam I got this question wrong, but when I analyzed it in BR I identified that the "computer experts" are not cybersecurity experts so how can they make a claim that that is not shown as in providing extra evidence in the premises to support that "unauthorized access to confidential data is one of the biggest threats" in ex: it doesn't say how, like emails, links, PHI, PII exposed so once I broke it down and actually analyzed the conclusion based off of the "computer experts" claim I ended up using process of elimination and choose B.

I got this AC incorrect but while reviewing my analysis for this AC I tried to come up with my own thought of an AC that would validate the relationship in between the premise and the MC. So in order for the MC to be true I came up with "there had to be proof that ancient humans lived in the same are the bone was found" so my thought process for this question was "maybe they also found human teeth remains, bones, hunting weapons, etc" so when it was time for me to get to the answer choices none of the assumptions I had come with reflect in the ac options given. I did not choose A because I thought "Hmm" well that was already established in the MC why would I need something else that also repeats it. I guess the negation is really important when it comes to NA questions.

Thank you so much for the encouragement! I am interested in the free tutoring!

Awesome! Congrats!! How often do you study and how long have you been studying for?

@alimccoll2026@gmail.com TY <3

I’m in law enforcement, full time mom, full time gym rat. I usually study about 2-3 hrs a day usually around night time after or before work it depends on my work schedule. However it has been taking a toll on me lately mostly because I try my best to perfect it and at times I get discouraged. However I recently changed my mentality about the LSAT approach every question strategically, quality over quantity and every wrong answer is an opportunity to get better!

Hi, how long did you study for the LSAT and how often would you study in a day?

Thank you so much for giving me hopes! So, question how long did it take for you to see results and how was your study schedule like?

Hi, so I joined a workshop and started studying for the LSAT in late September. I was scheduled to take the test in February 2026, but honestly, I did not feel prepared for it. I decided to reschedule the exam for April 2026, so I'll be taking it that month as well. I feel like you have a good study schedule. I'm actually studying for my degree, and also the LSAT, so my schedule has been hectic. I strongly believe in learning the fundamentals until you understand what it is looking for. I am in the 143 right now, very low, but I have not taken a prep test in about a month because I'm focused on learning the questions first. So, I believe you shall be good to go, just do the test and keep a journal for the questions you get wrong and understand why the question is right and why the answer you chose was wrong. I have been doing that lately, and it has really helped my thought process. I will update once I take a prep test again. Best of luck!