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Hey guys, TIA for the responses.
Obviously the LSP should be used just as a guideline, and not as a definitive "you're in/not in." But as far as reach/target/safety school lists go, what are some good ranges to use?
For example, should it be something like this:
Reach: 30-50%
Target: 50-70%
Safety: 70%+
And what's a good cut off for "don't even consider it?" Say I'm reasonable interested in School A, and LSP predicts I have a 30% chance of getting in. Is it worth applying?
Haven’t seen this posted yet, but was the history RC terrible or what? That one messed me up bad.
I realize that this is 3 years later, so this is for everyone reading it now. I disagree, it's not just for the PT's. The whole point of this is to get what's called muscle memory. If you wake up, do the same routine (jog included), then take a PT, your body will say "ok, I know exactly what I'm supposed to do." Do the same thing on test day. Your body will seriously think "hey, this is what I've done every day for the past two months. I know how to do this test."
He's not saying "go run 10 miles" on test day. It's about training your body to get into a routine.
Awesome, thank you!