Am i the only one waaaaay more nervous to get my score back than i was to actually take the test. any suggestions for those who dont drink?

Lol, I had my score down to a conditional, If finished LGs, then 172+ for almost every PT. But i failed the sufficient, so ,as you guys know, the necessary could or could not follow. Anyway i feel better now than i did the day of the test. The RC and LR didnt really stand out to me and that kind of worries me, i still remember a few questions that tripped me up, but Im not sure how i'll score for any of them. i could really see myself falling anywhere below or above the curve. I dont, however, want to cancel because there have been many PTs that i didnt feel too hot about that I ended doing perfectly fine or even above my average on. these 3 weeks will, however, kill me.

The biggest thing that helped me with LR was really understanding how arguments work on the LSAT and understanding what the question is asking. It's not enough to know that premises support the conclusion and you have to address that support. You have to truly understand how that works. Most LR questions revolve around this understanding.

What are they trying to convince me of? what are they using as support for this position? how is this supporting the conclusion? What would weaken/strengthen how this premise supports this conclusion? without attacking either the premise/conclusion.

Also logic. For those questions that hinge on logic, they seem really tough before you know logic, and basically gimmes afterwards.

gracias sensei

TBH, i've read and experienced it LGs TEND to be get harder. LR 1-12 are easier than the next 13-22ish(especially around 17-21 are difficult), and the last 3 usually arent that difficult, but generally they include some questions that are time sinks, parallel reasoning, parallel flaw, really wrong must be true or something to that degree.

The RC is kind of like the LGs where the last two tend to be more difficult than the first two.

Also the ones at the end may just seem more difficult due to fatigue, time, and pressure.

If you have to choose one go with LGs with 7sage's method almost everyone is able to improve. Even though LG is the smallest section of the test going 0 to -1 will give you a tremendous boost and LGs seems to be the area that most people see the most improvement. I know you're probably short on time, but because the LR is more of the test than any of the others. I would advise trying to improve as much as possible with it by doing BR and a lot of sections. It takes longer to improve, but seeing as to you see almost 2xs as many LR questions as LG questions it might be worth it. Hope this helped good luck.