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Hi everyone! I am starting on my personal statement this week and I am really struggling to get started. If anyone has any advice that would be amazing
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Wednesday, Aug 31 2022
blaw5918386
Wednesday, Aug 31 2022
I also underperformed by about 6 points and I felt pretty defeated. But I made myself a plan for the next month and a half, and I am ready to get back into it. Going to make it my life for the next 8 weeks!
blaw5918386
Wednesday, Aug 17 2022
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I had 2 RC passages. I felt as though on the logic games section the first 3 weren't extremely difficult. I had 5 minutes left for the last game and got maybe 2 right of the remaining. That was considered a miscellaneous game and my brain broke. Also had technical issues and I believe I lost time on my second RC passage. If there was a hard standard logic game (seq, layered seq, grp, in/out) for the last game I would have scored at least 2 or 3 points higher. I'm just salty.
I agree, the last game broke my brain. I had about 9 min left but I could not put the game to paper.
blaw5918386
Thursday, Nov 03 2022
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Congratulations! I’m in a similar situation. Would you mind saying how many hours you studied a day/what you weeks looked like?
I work full-time so I tried to do around 4 hours a day and then take a practice test on the weekend. I was doing well in Logic Games so I tried to focus more on LR and RC, but especially LR. Honestly I have read a ton of books these last couple of months and that definetly helped with my RC. And it wasn't like crazy non fiction books, I read a ton of fun books like romance and fantasy haha.
blaw5918386
Thursday, Nov 03 2022
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May I ask what you found needed to change to get from 152 to 161?
I honestly have no idea, I just kept studying and took a PT every weekend leading up to the test. I also felt a bit calmer for the exam and was not as nervous. I believe in August my nerves got to the best of me and this time I went into it with a better mindset
I can't thank 7sage enough for this program. I took the LSAT last June and got a 144 with little to no studying. I started studying again this past January and took it in August with a 152 and was devastated. I registered for the October test the day I got my August score back and got right back to studying. Then today I got my 161, which was higher than I thought I was going to get. I am over the moon and I would not have been able to do it without this program.
blaw5918386
Thursday, Sep 01 2022
I just got my August score back (second time taking it) and it was not near close to any of my PT's, I signed up for the October test and will be studying like crazy these next 6 weeks. I am hopeful I can get my score to where it needs to be, maybe even higher. I made myself a plan and what my goal is for each section, trying to devote at least 4-5 hours a day! I was devastated when I got my score back and the test and studying takes so much both mentally and physically, so I completely understand. But everyday is a new day and you just have to do what is best for you. I keep telling myself "you have to to do this, there is no other option" and that is what is going to get me through these next couple of weeks. I would go back and work on your weaknesses, for me it is LR, and just really focus on what you can do get your score up! Good luck, You can do this! We all can!
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@-1-1 You got this! What does your study plan look like? Are you going to focus more on taking full-length exams or just drills? It's hard because I've used up so many of the recent exams.
I'm going to do 8 LG games a day, 45 LR questions a day, and 6 RC Passages a day, and then everyday do a time section rotating between the three. I am also going to take a prep test every Saturday and review on Saturday!