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I read the passage making notions at changing viewpoints and argument structure, examples, definition, main point, and try to underline words that may indicate tone. Then depending on the difficulty on average spend about a minute per question.
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I think it takes me a long time to read a sentence, and if I attempt to read faster I must reread.
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Around 75% on attempted, if I don't rush through but in those attempts I can only complete 3/4 sections (at best).
I am taking the December LSAT and from my prep work and thinking I am going to be in the 155-158 range. I am going to retake the exam in February, does anyone think it is possible to increase my score to 165?
My biggest issue is timing! I have always been a slow reader and I am finding reading comp impossible. Any suggestions on how I can improve my score if I am a slow reader?
I would leave them and go back, drill as much as you can make sure you have mastered the fundamentals and know why every answer is wrong in the PT you have already done. Would probably try redoing one of the practice test you did first and the and redo all of the LG from previous tests trying to get -0 well under the 35 minute mark. Then try one new PT and see how you do! Good luck!
I can't recall if further more was one of our indicator words. I am getting confused, does furthermore introduced the main conclusion and follow the main premise?
Anyone in Toronto/North York interested in forming a study group?
Have you double checked on each section that you have the same +/- per section when you are looking at the results of each?
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I tend to go back to my notes (which are usually just one or two letter(s) because it breaks up the passage for me. I only recently started notation after readying the PowerScore bible. I'm not sure if its helping but in general I am just not reading fast enough.