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Once I found myself averaging between getting 18-25 questions correct on LR, I then begin to make LR and RC equal with studying. So I now just rotate between the two. (one day studying LR, the next on RC)
@Farah I noticed that for me, when I was having trouble with the first ten it was because I did not have too firm of a grasp on the foundations. I understood them but not strong enough. To get a better understanding I read the loophole by Ellen Cassidy which basically teaches the same thing that the 7sage foundation course explains so that could of course help. Sometimes starting over from the ground up really helps on this journey.
Hi Everyone, so I'm finally scoring in the 160's which is not too far from my goal score. I spent my first 2 months of studying focused on accuracy and now that I am finally feeling a bit confident with it I want to switch over to focusing on timing, and actually completing all 4 sections as I will on test day. Does anyone have any tips for timing? I know the question types, I know how to tackle each problem but I have to manage to do this in 35 minutes which is where I struggle. 
The RC queen!!!