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@IanA ugh thank you. you have been very kind! right now i have been taking on rowing to relieve stress.
I love when I do not do well on a RC section simply because I missed LITERALLY ONE WORD in ONE paragraph. Does anyone have any tips besides just slowing down when I am reading so I can overcome this problem?
Hello all! I am to take the LSAT in August, but I plan to take it once more regardless of my score. I have been studying this summer and can say I have made lots of improvements. When I took my first ever diagnostic, I scored a 137! My highest PT was a 160 which I took back in late July or so. My goal score is a 170. I took close to a week off of studying and am doing not as good at my PT. I got a 151 or 155 on my latest PT. This is extremely frustrating and scary because it feels like I have regressed in a span of a week. It has been two days in a row where I get -12 or -11 on a LR or RC section.
Has anyone experienced a fluke or lapse in their progress while on their LSAT journey?
@IanA Hello! I feel like I am not actively looking over my wrong answers because I get so frustrated at getting them wrong, I focus on the wrong things. RC, at least I thought, was my strong suit. But I just did a LR section and did as bad as I did when I first started studying for the LSAT :(
Hello all! I am hitting a block and it can be hard not to panic. I am taking the LSAT in August and have a goal score of 170. The best PT I have done was a 160 and then on my blind reviews I am usually hitting a 167. I have done two PTs two days in a row and am getting terrible scores. I find myself getting frustrated and tired when reading RC and some of the LR.
I think it is important to mention that this last week my studying has not been so consistent because of some time off, but there is no way that all my progress has been lost in just one week of not studying? I feel like I am doing a completely new test because the RC feels much harder. I plan to take the LSAT one more time regardless of my score. I am not sure if I should schedule for October or November.
Any suggestions?
I was hesitant to choose C because the phrase "well above" made me feel like it as too far of a reach based on what was said in the passage. The stimuli just said that the temp would have to AT LEAST be 350. So, I rationalized not picking C because 355 could be the maximum and it isn't necessarily "well above" 350. I got it correct in the BR but that's because I had chosen that as a back up. If anyone could explain this to me I would appreciate it! #help #feedback
I feel like I am not doing well on the NA questions because I am trying to find the sufficient assumption in the stimulus and I cannot find it. Can someone help please!
In the first rule, why would justified be the sufficient condition? The word "if" is a sufficient condition indicator. I know that you cannot go off of the indicator words only, but it made sense to do so in this problem. I drew out that the computer used in a business was the sufficient condition and that it was justified without the authorization as the necessary. So it was like this: used in business-> justified w/o authorization.
I really struggle with conditional logic and do not know what to do. I am not sure if I should go back and relearn it or if I should just continue with the lesson plan. I fell behind with my study plan because of finals...
what is the difference between a premise and context? what would be the best way to identify the two?
Hello! I have been seeing a lot of your comments in other posts and assignments. I am in the same boat. So please do not get deterred. You are not the only one. If you ever need a study partner, let me know and we can figure something out for at least some moral support!