Self-study
Hi,
I took my first practice test last week and received roughly a 162-3. This was my first experience with the lsat in any form. I was very pressed for time on the lg section, but I finished the others with about 13 minutes left. I missed about the same number of questions on each section. I’ve already improved signifcantly on the lg section as a result of the 7sage curriculum, but my other scores haven’t made the same jump. I have time to review those sections but it hasn’t seemed to help. Will it be possible for me to get up to a 173 by this summer?
@gregoryalexanderdevine723 said:
@andrewjsetaro711 said:
Thank you guys for the responses, my main worry is that with the LR, I have tried to be more methodical and take my time but it hasn't really helped. I haven't done a blind review because for the sections other than LG, time hasn't really been a constraint. I can anticipate the questions I might get wrong, and Ive spent extra time working through all the answers but I still get some wrong
You need to learn actual skills and strategies to get these questions right. You clearly have a good intuition to do well on this test, but you're likely going to have to re-learn new ways to approach the questions. Go through the actual 7Sage course, do the problem sets, and practice drilling LR/LG using the strategies therein.
Thanks, Ill definitely do that