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Ok, so I have complained a lot because I didn't see to improve I took an LSAT (with barely any studying less than minimal) I got a 130, I then went to take two exams in Law Hub 142 and 145, took two Prep Test here 145 and 146 if I am not mistaken,
I have complained and might complain in the future. However, I must say, I just took a Section of LR untimed and got a 161 sooooo there might be hope, there just might
So J.Y. sorry for critizicing the course or what not, either way I might change my opinion. I'll just keep studying until I master it and we'll go from there....
I honestly wouldn't recommend this course, I began with an 145, I am about to take a prep test and I know for a fact that the instructors have confused me more than help me, just tell me why and which answer is correct not make me think why the other answers might be correct is annoying, I hightly regret taking this course
I do way much better on the blind review, and I think is because I don't feel pressured, and therefore I can think straigh, can someone please give me advice on how not to feel pressure?
It seems that most of ya'll are getting and that's awesome, I feel that I spot the correct answer, and one that is similar and it just takes me a long time to find the correct one. Any advice? thanks in advance
6/13 and then 11/13, like what is it??? I feel that when I read faster and don't take as long I might be able to get most accurate answers than if I take my sweet time to think about it
I am almost done with the Theory section, and I am wondering why did I chose this path, I know that I want to become an attorney, but these reading comprehension passages are literally draining the life out of me.
I wonder if taking this course was really of help or not, I will finish it and continue with the drills, but oh my Goodness, maybe having untimed drills are making me take longer and double think some of these answer choices more than if I had a time limit either way must complete it!
@Sabercat48 my achille's heel is LC =( or LR whichever one contains logic I'm out lol
12/13 and blind review 13/13 oh my Goodness I finally found my forte!
At this point if I truly understand and can summarize each parragraph and understand what the passage is about I'll be able to hopefully ace this section both here and on the exam
I'm actually falling in love with the course, lol I wonder how rigid the drills are going to be like, but so far, so good., lol ;]
I had the worst day at work, and I am super sleepy, but I am happy we made it!
Oh my Godddd!!! ya'll!!!! I actually had a 5/5 what!! finally oh yeah I made it lol! this is like wow for me me wants to cry
Yeah no, I was very afraid of this section, still am, but at least I'm not as unprepared as I was soooo... let's keep on going
The difficulty in this question was 2/5 (meaning not as difficult as other questions), however, I got it right, and I am so happy yayyy got it right!
Everything made perfect sense until the correct answer showed up, Asserting and this and that ughh too confusing for me
Ok here we finally are... I hope I learn as much as possible, so the score can be better (this were my prep test results from Lawhub prior to even knowing of the existence of 7sage)
2/5 BR 5/5 I should probably not even type this but I do not like these type of questions what so ever, they are way too confusing for me.,
Yeah no I did not choose A because I just did not understood the meaning behind it, and honestly even after watching the video I still did not understood it I probably will of get this wrong if that question was in the actual LSAT exam
@Cfb72 Yeah no I took a drill and the ones that I consciously did I got almost all of them right, however, do you have any tips on how to like get more answers right consciously? if that makes any sense