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I hope you step on Lego, THIS WAS THE HARDEST TIMED PT I EVER TOOK IN MY LIFE I GOT A -15??? (44.44% accuracy.) After doing some extensive research, I was informed that this is one of the most notoriously structurally complex section in history combined with my amazing luck I hapoened to encounter it. My primary goal/accuracy per timed section is a 60% - 70% so scoring a 44.4% on a section THAT difficult I’m not too dissuaded and will continue to study harder, but my God I hope the test maker’s phone charger breaks 😭
Hey guys I just wanted to showcase this small yet prominent victory. I’ve been heavily struggling over the past couple of days trying to get my accuracy up especially since I’ve been averaging a 30% - 40% everyday. And today, after completing my daily LR study block I was averaging 60% - 70% on the 10 question drills and I finally FINALLY got a 5/5. My exam is November 14th, currently I’m trying to get my accuracy at least 70%+ as I’m confident in my time capabilities, I scored a 144 on my first exam back in February. Currently finishing my last semester in my undergraduate college program and want to score at least a 156+ (target score a 160) to become a good applicant during this cycle. For anyone whose doubting themselves, or not seeing improvements keep working hard keep being patient and eventually you will break through. I try not to let it get to me, but these scores make or break my day and I’m very happy. Hoping to keep this accuracy up and to get my PT close to the 150’s. GOOD LUCK TO EVERYONE YA’LL GOT THIS 🫶
#feedback I'm not sure how helpful the curriculum is to watch the same article and every question twice from different strategies. I think it would be more useful to see two different articles so we can get more practice at different kinds of questions.
#feedback I'm not sure how helpful the curriculum is to watch the same article and every question twice from different strategies. I think it would be more useful to see two different articles so we can get more practice at different kinds of questions.
I don't understand why we keep getting the same passage and questions. Is there not a different passage we can practice on?
I don't understand how come the questions from Passage A are the exact same from Passage B?
8/14 in total, the first section was a 5/5 difficulty so I got 2/8 but then the second section was a 2/5 difficulty and I got all of them right I am really happy that it wasn't mixed and I'm primarily struggling with the more difficult sections. Keep pushing everyone you got this!
6/13 not too good, but I got a 5/6 on the first section and completely flunked the second section but we shall keep pushing!
Got it wrong with A but got it right in BR, still didn't think that was a 5/5 difficulty lmao
Somehow I got this right and didn't even think it was a 5/5 difficulty, it was either A or C but I knew it wasn't backed up by scholars only psychologists so I went with my gut and got it right feels good :D
The show the question option is very helpful, not a big fan of the videos I just want practice lmao
Can we get some drill questions? I don't like this format of a video based analysis where we can't even try out the questions ourselves.
My brain feels like melted cheese, but this has helped me in many ways than I can count.
My brain hurts after during nearly 50 of these straight in a row, but after going through them I started recognizing the immediate question method within seconds it became a breeze once I got to the 25th question very helpful!
This question was too obvious I psyched myself out and chose C but it was in fact D ;-;
MY FIRST EVER 5/5 CORRECT AND IT WAS A 168 RELATIVE SCORE QUESTION IM SO HAPPY!
@AlizaGGG Yeah got a bit confused with the patterns between right and wrong answers.
#feedback I'm not sure how helpful the curriculum is to watch the same article and every question twice from different strategies. I think it would be more useful to see two different articles so we can get more practice at different kinds of questions.