I recorded the workbook from a side angle. The most important thing to capture for me was what I was identifying as important and how quickly I was going through each question during timed conditions. I wanted to quickly identify underconfidence issues if I took too long on an easy question and other errors.

I used the following device:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00JK70KUY/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I thought this device was pretty easy to use and I just clipped my phone on after making sure I had enough space in my phone to record the 35 minute session per section.

I found a great deal of value in watching myself. Wishing you the best.

Congratulations!!!!! That's a beautiful feeling, I'm sure! =) Enjoy a well deserved celebratory activity of your choice! =)

Yes!!! Thank you, Dillon!

Lol I tried to not be the first to fuel this anxiety fire. But now that we've opened it up, ahhhhh!

Ahhhh! This is going to be so amazing (as it always is)! (3 Thank you for showering us all with such wisdom and insight.(/p)

I think it is possible. I had a reading comp experimental years ago and the whole section (assuming my memory hasn't failed) appeared on a real PT.

I am feeling the anxiety too but I almost always go for the worst case scenario. It's a bad habit but now that the cancelation window is closed, there's at least an acceptance of knowing you'll see a score and satisfy your curiosity. Sigh, it will be a long next few weeks.

Is there a subject matter category that consistently throws you off? For a while, science passages challenged me the most. I would suggest to familiarize yourself with more casual reading on the general subject matter categories. I really benefited from reading Scientific American articles and articles from the Economist during my prep. If subject matter isn't the root of your problem, definitely focus on JY's breakdown of the passages and start to emulate that as you practice on your own. Even really hard to understand passages have some basic structure to hold on to that can help you get through many questions. Hopefully this helps! Best of luck!

I took about a month off in October as I waited for my September score. I felt tired and a bit burned out from the experience so I felt taking time off was necessary. If your fundamentals are strong, the skills will come back when you start studying again. You might be rusty for a few days but the muscle memory of the LSAT will be there. Once you start studying again, I would definitely start where your weaknesses have been. Unfortunately, the February test is undisclosed so you will not be able to identify which questions you categorically missed. In this situation, I would take a test to jump in and generate data to identify where your weaknesses are from that point. I hope this is helpful! I also took the test yesterday so congratulations on making it to the other side. :blush:

Maybe compare the clinic programs to see which one caters to your interests more? More scholarship money is also very appealing. Congratulations on all of your choices! That is excellent! :smile:

Thank you so much for hosting this @ ! You are the best! I feel a lot better after hearing from you all.

Shaking it off like:

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Neighbors is such a great song for this! That's also an amazing album! I think my favorite is Hit Em Up for this purpose. Yeah!

I took more than 10 last time and plan on taking at least 15 this time. There shouldn't be a problem with this.

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But you don't need it....

You're too kind! Sending all the positive vibes your way! :blush:

I purchased the Ultimate + and was very happy with the added problem sets because I did feel it was necessary to expose myself to the more tough questions before hitting the PTs hard. I also started the admissions course and, even though I haven't finished going through it all, I've already found a great deal of value in what the admissions course offers. I definitely don't think you would regret going for the upgrade if your concern is value based. Best of luck!

Lets be as zen'd out leading up to the exam as this cat looks

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Best of luck to you!

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Congratulations!!!! =)

Good luck to us all! :blush:

This thread made my day! Thanks guys! I totally agree - black or dark brown for all PTs is most appropriate. xD

With all the madness going on, it has been distracting for me too. This is also a source of motivation to keep going because one day you'll be in a position to help someone from a position of authority. In the end, that's what this journey has been about for me. I know my potential to make a difference hasn't been exhausted and need to arm myself with the knowledge, power, and beauty of the legal system. I can't do that if I don't keep it together for the next 6 days. So as we say - Pa' Lante!

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I also took PT 79 but will be re-taking it again tomorrow as my final full length PT to make sure the skills are still there. I have reviewed it once when I first got my score so I expect this to be a confidence-boosting exercise, which I'll need to keep my spirits high (above the level of nerves). I've ordered PT 80 and it is scheduled to arrive either Tuesday or Wednesday. I've decided that if it comes on Tuesday, I might just take the LG timed section and one of the two LR sections. I would advise against taking two PTs just because of the possibility of burn out (it wouldn't be worth it to be mentally tired on the day of) and I'm not confident a thorough review of both exams would result in more gains than a thorough review of just one full length + one or two sections beyond that. I normally wouldn't advise "wasting" a PT like this but I'm truly hoping for the best and to not have to re-take in June. If for some reason a re-take in June becomes necessary, I still have a solid amount of fresh PTs I can rely on for study material. Ideally, I'd want to stop working on all LSAT review Thursday (early) afternoon. I'm going to take Friday off and make sure all is prepped and ready for my test day warm ups. This is my plan. I hope shedding some light on my rationale is helpful. Good luck this Saturday!

You've got the right attitude! Best of luck on this journey!

Can someone help me figure out what an argument would look like if the flaw appealed to a premise one would accept only if one already accepted the truth of the conclusion?

This is a pretty thorough review of the way to properly BR:

https://classic.7sage.com/webinar/blind-review/

I know I could not have made any gains studying without this process. It's so golden.