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Hi all,
So, I am getting 80% of my answers correct on my first pass and the remainder correct during Blind review, but I seem to be doing so via intuition and not readily seeing the conclusion and premises. After watching the explanation videos I ask myself 'How didn't you see the structure?'. I think I'm getting too hung up looking for indicators that don't exist and then after being flustered I mix up sub conclusions for conclusions. Somehow my intuition saves me but I don't like that I don't see the structure. Any thoughts on how to improve? Thanks in advance.
When I was working at Ground Zero on 9/11 , I was digging through the wreckage in the pit, it all seemed so insurmountable, such futility. Nevertheless, I couldn't stop...there was too much at stake!
Your future life as a Lawyer is what's at stake.
Grab yourself by the you know what (regardless of gender), kick the shit out of your doubt and get the score you want!
In order to do the above, think about this:
I graduated from the School Of Visual Arts in 2000, and now that I'm 21 years removed from my undergraduate degree, I can look back on my greatest regret, that I didn't thoroughly enjoy my youth and the process.
You want to get the score you want?
Make it fun again!
Remember that initial enthusiasm, sometimes that means giving yourself a break. Go do something fun. Take the pressure off yourself.
Maybe you should move your test up.
Trust me your no where near as old as I am, don't be in such a hurry...take it easy and enjoy the process.
You'll get the score you want!
That is great information and advice on both of your parts, and I will take it. Thank you both!