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It would be great to have a streak freeze option for whenever people intentionally take some days off (after an official test attempt, for example). It's silly but I'd been keeping my streak since I started 7sage in September and just lost it after two days off (midterms season, ugh); it was weirdly motivational to see it every time I logged on. Thanks for all the great updates lately, and for considering this!
Update: Thank you all for your support on this, and to the 7sage team for restoring my streak. Excited to potentially see this update in the future!
I think you need an accomodation for that. Check on the LSAC website! But yeah, I wish I could have done it with pen and paper. I recommend blue light glasses to help with scrutinizing the bright screen for hours — mine definitely helped.
Same day, if possible. If I’m super tired or busy that day, I’ll do the section in the morning then review at night, or review it right before my practice session the next day. This is also because review can take me a lot of time and energy which I don’t always have. Hope this helps!
Think of it like having an early morning flight to your dream destination (in this case, law school lol)! The excitement will help you be awake + have a positive mindset going in. I’ve been more alert at 3am in the airport than 3pm at home😆 good luck!!!
What’s your study routine? If you’re taking an upcoming test, good luckk you’re clearly going to crush it💪
They will see that you canceled a score, but won’t know what the score was
That makes a lot of sense! Honestly I’m in the same boat as you when it comes to performing better without time pressure. I am trying to solve my issue by spamming drills and it seems to be working. Let me know if you find anything that works for you on that end, I’ll try it out too lol
If you haven’t read in a while, I recommend starting again with fiction! You will have an easier time replacing doomscrolling if you actually enjoy the book. Some of my favourites include Malibu Rising (gen fiction), The Book Thief (hist. Fiction), The Song of Achilles (myth retelling), and You Deserve Each Other (romcom). Have fun!
congratulations! Which live classes do you think helped you most? I’m wondering if I should stay in the live plan, because I haven’t found it particularly helpful so far
You need to put 1-2 weeks towards reading an lsat foundational book like the loophole, if you are low 150s you probably have foundational problems. I really hope this helps, YOU GOT THIS!!!!
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In my experience, most of the time when I get a level 4-5 wrong it’s actually because I did not follow the LH method (maybe due to rushing, losing focus etc). Her method has been pretty solid for me so far :)
@TeeS. Hi, I know you weren't asking me but the LH is a great resource for you. The writing isn't condescending, she explains everything very thoroughly and if you take your time working through it you will be rewarded for your hard work. The key here is to take your time and not move on from a chapter until you 100% understand it. Scoring in 130s suggests you will benefit from reading really any LR textbook. For RC, the biggest thing you can do to help yourself is to pick up reading as a hobby.
Good luck, you will do amazing on this test!!!
To improve accuracy on SA you definitely need to be able to identify the argument parts! Once you see how the premises and conclusion are disconnected, it will become an easier question type.
For your prediction, try to think “what could prove this conclusion 100% true?”
The answer to that question is your prediction going into the answer choices. Even if the answer choices don’t match your prediction 100%, just remember that the correct answer choice is one that would prove the conclusion be true, (probably by bridging the gap between the premises and conclusion).
Like, if the stimulus says ‘space is ugly therefore we can’t explore space’, a SA would probably say something like ‘no place that is ugly can ever be explored’.
See how the SA proves my conclusion true by addressing the fact that there’s no relation between space being ugly and space being unexplorable?
I hope this makes sense lol I’m just sharing what I learned from reading the LH.
Congratulations! your progress is inspiring :)
I do have a question or so, as I'd love to learn from you!
How did you structure your study days, especially as you got closer to your test?
How did you 'gradually work' on your weaknesses? (if it was drilling, how many questions/times a week?)
Do you have any tips on dealing with constantly thinking about this test? I feel stress when I'm not studying, which has even interrupted my sleep before. SOS haha.
I'm currently scoring 160low, with BR 170low, and the thing hurting my score seems to be conditional and flaw questions. However, I'm not sure how much time to dedicate to just those.
Thank you and congratualtions once more!!!
Are you a slow reader or just second-guessing yourself? If it’s the latter, force yourself to trust your gut and flag + move on (working on breaking this habit myself, but we’ve got this!). If it’s the former, you might want to try reading a short article or passage, then writing a low res summary of it daily. Maybe go to the library and borrow one or two science/literature magazines.
Good luck :)