Not really, what worried me; I consistently got -5/-8 on LR on it, which is not typical for me at all. I felt the answer choices were extremely deceptive per the Lsat norm. Could just be me, though!
Just completed PT 75, and I found it to be by far the hardest PT I have ever taken, following a subtle increase in difficulty (specifically LR) as opposed to previous tests. Is it just me, or is this a common theme amongst those of us that have taken PT 75 (June 2015 PT)?
Thanks for your comment! I went through the lessons more than once, and did not spot an empty checkbox anywhere. It doesn't bother me, as long as it's just a glitch and I haven't actually missed a lesson. Was looking forward to that 100%, but prep-tests are more important at the moment.
Thanks again!
My completed syllabus shows 99.8%, even though I have completed the entire course (sans the preptests which have a separate meter). Am I missing something here, or is it just stuck? It's making me a little nervous that I've missed something, and it doesn't seem like I have.
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You did! Appreciate it a bunch. How do we access the recording should we need to? You rock!
Hey! Are all the slots gone? I never received an e-amil. :( Thank you for doing this. :)
I have been waiting to see this mentioned since the beginning! So happy it wasn't me being lazy; all these questions are similar to many degrees, and the work we have to do is essentially the same: find the error. How we get there is different for most and the LSAT writers will simply change up their trick.
JY, this is awesome. :)
Out of curiosity; am I the only one that doesn't want to learn these by heart? Seems tedious, and with little to offer. I'd love to hear how learning these helped others though, and then reassess. :D
That's awesome! Not what I wanted to hear, but nevertheless awesome. I'll keep on working on it.