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ive been doing all of these techniques and sometimes will get 1/7 or a 8/8 for a RC passage. As for lr, ive been highlighting conclusions on all questions as well as prephrasing (for more difficult question i try to identify the 4 wrong answers). i fear these skills have only gotten me to the high 150 even though my blind reviews are 160-171. i even drill the question types im worst at going from level 1-5 difficulty
How did you break into the 160's? I keep getting 157-159 for sections and PT and its killing me. My test is also saturday
ive been scoring high 150's and my goal score is 160+, what did you do to improve
Unfortunately, nothing is safe to assume on this test. Once you start assuming something, you stumble upon a question that proves you wrong.
I use 7sage so often that when i notice something new i go to the discussion page and see that its an update
if you hover over the information bubble next to it, it explains each category!
@AizazBokhari idk why but this made the question stim make 1000% more sense for me. THANK YOU!
@MarcosGuzman415 this is so true! when i first learned this question type i could not get anything right for the life of me. I took some intentional breaks within my study plan and decided to come back to this and it makes SO MUCH MORE SENSE. please take study breaks everyone, i understand you want to be ambitious/law school apps are getting more competitve BUT you need a break! - from a person who had to delay applying bc they didnt allow themselves to take any breaks in life
for once quantifiers are making sense to me and i was able to get this question right being 1 sec overtime. Shout out shallow dip - > deep dive. and Shout out the random LSAT article i read on quantifiers: https://blog.blueprintprep.com/lsat/an-easy-guide-to-quantified-logic/#
@SavanahHoffstein if you click the "show question" button on the top of your screen under the lesson title, you can!
@VictoriaBermudez kind of like a blanket statement referring to a plethora of situations rather than just one specific instance
i think i mixed up "forensic science" and "forensic scientist" which made me disregard a
maybe you could get a letter from a volunteer org you do or a leader at church if you attend? Another option is a past job supervisor if recent enough. If none of these options offer a solution i reccomend reaching out to admissions officers at your schools of interest and see what they say!