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Not just PTs but even the drills I've been doing this week. I feel like I am panic forgetting everything.
I've been reading The New Guys the last couple months. Its interesting because its about Nasa astronauts. It's also helpful practice for RC because its got all the confusing lingo of a science passage with historical narratives.
Not an approach specifically to RC passages but I noticed an improvement in my reading speed and comprehension when I started substituting any phone scrolling with reading non fiction. On my commute, during my lunch break, before bed - basically whenever I'm not studying for the lsat or working (I also recently deleted social media apps that tempted me away from doing this). My whole life I thought I was a naturally slow reader but this exercise has made me realize that reading is a skill that requires practice. Now I pretty much never run out of time on RC. Best of luck!
My best score is 162 but I'm not scoring that consistently. I have a major issue with stamina. The longer the test goes on the worse I become. To be fair during section 4 someone at library started talking near me which threw me off completely for the rest of the section but this is a pattern for me. How do I keep my accuracy up as the tests progress??? I am not improving and its been about two months that I've been studying daily and PTing weekly. Any insight or tips appreciated because i feel like a failure.


@ihatenuts Hello im in manhattan studying for november. I work full time but down to combine forces outside of that.