Absolutely, I was stuck in the low 160s, completely stopped PTs and did core curriculum and drilling (they have since added more questions interspersed) and it pushed my score up and strengthened the foundations. Especially if you have already been studying you will be able to move through quickly. I wish I did the core curriculum sooner.

Hi Alex, I have found the podcast so helpful in my studying and staying motivated overall. Currently I’m in major LSAT mode for June so I’m going back to short cut episodes and trying not to focus too much on admissions stuff until after. That being said, I really enjoy hearing in the interview how and why people started to study, what they liked about studying and what their ‘unlock’ or was and often find it more helpful than isolated short cut questions about score plateau’s to have the whole narrative.

Question submission: Any tips for knowing when to move on when you are stuck on a question or how to assess how long it will take? Specifically for RC it can feel high stakes to move on to a new passage.

Thanks for all the wisdom and advice.

Is "myriad institutional considerations that judges must continuously balance" not textual support for C?

Yes please!

As an applicant >5 years out of school how many undergraduate activities should be on my resume?

Also I am applying from the peace corps, would it be better to emphasize past work experience or current service in my essay?