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On some of the videos you use the mind map note strategy, I was wondering if you have that available for purchase?
I took the Kaplan program in July and after 3 weeks I was completely lost and virtually clueless as to how LGs were being done and LR was not any easier. After looking online for other resources I found 7sage and it was a huge help especially in LG. It seemed like no matter what I did though I could not seem to determine the game type immediately and timing was/is killing. For RC and LR the biggest flaw I found about myself is the inability to read strategically, I keeping finding myself having to re-read over and over resulting in wasted time and repeating the same mistakes.
This has to be the most stressful exam I have ever taken in my life. When I would see some of the anticipated answers that people would come up with it was a WTF moment for sure. Overall I must say that I enjoyed the challenge and whatever my score is I am ok with. The score is certainly not a result of lack of effort that's for sure.
My lowest prep test score was 136 and highest was 140, I know that Saturday's test was no better. Time to prepare for the December test though.
Any advice, comments or criticism??
I thank each and everyone for your honesty and constructive criticism
So much to think about it such little time. I am contemplating canceling my score, but the what ifs eat at me. The school that I would love to get into told me that they would choose the highest score and not the average. I literally have less than 24 hrs to decide whether to cancel or not.
The advantage I have is that time to study is on my side. I am not working, so I truly have all day to devote to studying.
As for a new study approach, would you all recommend starting from page 1 of the LSAT trainer and reading word for word? How should I incorporate 7sage? Obviously I can take a play out of each and everyone of your play books, you all are scoring high for a reason. What study method do you all follow (if I may ask)?