I would say give yourself a prize at the end of the study session. It might be watching your favorite series/movies or reading a book - something that makes you enjoy your time. You can start a new hobby or play some video games, but only after finishing your study session

@pipan Of course!! I hope my answers will be useful to you. Good luck in your studies!!!

@DamiOye Thank you!!!!

@pipan Those questions are very difficult but you can practice them by doing untimed test and reading the passage very slowly. You will understand it better this way and the speed will improve as you practice more. I usually go back to that paragraph and reread the first and last sentence, then I try to remember what that paragraph is about and look for an answer which at least describes it a little bit. When I had problem with memorizing the content I started to visualize what I read, just like when you read novels, etc. It helps to fully engage with the passage. Also, it kind of makes some of the passages more interesting and you start to focus on it more

@pipan I do not use any other platform, just 7Sage. But when I started I firstly read PowerScore Bibles and they were very good for basics. I also did complete 2 workbooks for practice. But then I did LR lessons here and they were great, but I couldn't complete RC lessons. Maybe because of not having enough time or it was just too long. I think if you have money for lsat preparation, you should do it because it is an investment in yourself. I am an international student so I did not have a lot of options, but if there were, I would do as much as I could to raise my score. About low res summary, I actually don't know. I mean yes I do think about what each paragraph is about and try to memorize where to look when question asks for something, but I don't write anything. I did one-two times few months ago, but as you said, it takes too long and I felt that I was memorizing it better by reading everything in once and not stopping. It is probably good to learn how to summarize each paragraph in your head. But before starting lsat studying I have read a lot of political books and novels, so I was familiar with memorizing exact location of the required information. Do you feel like you don't remember the paragraphs from passage or doing summary in your head (or writing it) distracts you?

@bobbcee Thank you!!!

@pipan Actually, I did not finish the RC lessons here, which I am still worried about. But what helped me was doing both sections untimed. Also, doing 2 passages with time but seeing answers at the end of each passage. This helps to understand which choice was correct and where is the support for it. I noticed that when I do BR at the end of section I sometimes need to read the passages again, which is a good thing but I get too tired from it. So instead, I do one passage at a time and sometimes do passages untimed just to read it very carefully and see how much I can understand and remember. One of the best things to do it RC (of course if there is time) is to look for the exact paragraph that the question is referring to. A lot of times it is just additional 10 seconds just to read that particular 2-3 sentences and then look at the question again. This helped me a lot because even if question is straightforward, the answer choices in RC are so difficult, at least for me. Once you do them untimed, you will get a lot faster at reading the passages and recognizing the particular question types

@astorialovescake You are welcome!! :)

@astorialovescake Thank you so much! I took a little break to be honest. Then I started doing only those questions that I got wrong and those that I flagged. I looked at my actual answer and then tried to understand why is it wrong. I also read one of the RC passages again, because it was difficult to understand. I think doing BR immediately after PT is the best approach, because you have the same mindset as when you chose those answers. But I did it after few hours. I also, very quickly, looked at each question in the sections just to be sure that I know why I chose the answers that I did

@victorsplitter27 We still have time, practice as much as you can! Good luck in your studies!!!

Congratulations!!!

@ChristopherTobin It is probably because of the website change that happened in 2025

@Klim1384 Thank you!!!! We still have some time before June exam. Do as much as you can and I am sure you will get a great score. Also, we can still retake it, so do not worry too much about it

@pipan Thank you!! I started studying more consistently. I used 7Sage study plan (still do) and it helped me to be consistent and do as much as I can. I used full-time, Mon-Fri, Saturday for PT, and Sunday a rest day or doing the ones that are left. I also started doing mainly practice and not just watching videos or reading. If you have any questions I will be glad to answer!! fih

@Klim1384 Thank you! For over a year now. But I have been very inconsistent in my studies

@victorsplitter27 Thank you!!

I thought the flaw was about that highway accidents being low is actually because of more funding. So, if we take funds away from it then it might get as high as cigarette smoking deaths. I understand why B is correct but still, I don't think I would choose that on the real

@Simon Thank you!! Yes, I found S3 easier than the previous one, but I think it is also because of 10 minute break that helped me rest a little

@Kevin_Lin Thank you!! I have been reading physics books and some novels to be better at RC (+ it's interesting),

Thank you so much for these lessons!!!

@haena Thank you!!!! I am trying but some of these passages are too difficult

@AdamLaw Thank you!!! I am trying