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I’ve been studying for about two months now (~15 mins a day during the week on top of a 60+ hour/week job), and my practice tests are for the most part consistently in the high 160s with blind review in the high 170s, but today I just scored an all time low 163 despite having a perfect score on one section (the third). I’ve gotten perfect scores on both LR and RC sections several times both as part of the test and as one-off. But I can’t break the 170 barrier on a timed test, usually with one very strong LR section and two ~-5ish LR/RC sections. I would like to take the test in September and October then be done but having a 170+ and ideally in the 172-174 range is non negotiable for me to submit an application next cycle. Any advice on the best strategy to reach my goals? I am open to tutoring but have limited time and flexibility in my schedule due to my job.

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Thursday, May 21

I'm confused on why Lucy saying "rather than by virtue of addressing issues that no other field of study addresses" means she disagrees that a genuinely autonomous discipline can lack a domain of inquity all on its own. Isn't she just saying that it needs to have a a unique methodology and having its own domain is irrelavent?

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