@SavannaWilkes I would say it's too long. The further along you get with Reading Comprehension, you'll see that the majority of questions don't burrow into the details, but instead focus on the argument within. You may want to mentally note those observations, but I wouldn't write those down or take the time to highlight them. It is a test of speed, as much as it is about your understanding. Focus on purpose and revealing the argument.

Great introduction - I can already tell how wonderfully comprehensive the RC lessons will be and looking forward to it :)

absolute legend, ty man!

@apple So helpful, ty

"Nope, didn’t make sense." - God, did that make me feel validated.

"Bob the bridge-builder, yes we can"....thx JY, that's going to be playing in my head while doing SA questions for sure

Hands down the most terribly written LSAT question I've encountered thus far.

Star Wars, LOTR, Sherlock Holmes, and Dune? Love it. Admittedly doing a great job holding my interest here by using all of my favorite series!