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elenanisonoff678
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Hi!
I haven't really taken to doing JY's approach to comparative passages throughout my studying process-- that is, dipping into the questions after reading the first passage. I've typically figured that it would be a time suck, but have recently started to sense that it could benefit me. Can anyone speak to this? I'm taking the Nov test in a week, and I'm wondering if it's worth it to hone this approach, rather than sticking to the read both passages and then dive into the questions method.
Thanks!!
elenanisonoff678
Sunday, Oct 25 2020
any tips? congrats!!!! celebrate. :smile:
elenanisonoff678
Monday, Oct 12 2020
Thanks! I think scaling back to 1 or 2 is going to be really beneficial--oddly, my score started suffering after a prolonged period of that. How do you choose what you drill, if you don't mind?
For Oct LSAT, I took a PT almost every day to get my stamina up, and I'm pretty sure that I (definitely) reached burn out mode. What have you guys found is the sweet spot of PTs to take in a week? I believe I'm starting a full-time remote job soon, so that's also a consideration for me. Thx!
Does anyone have experience with this?? On both LG and RC sections, I lost connection and ultimately, my vid cut out. They took 30 minutes and still couldn't solve it, which for RC meant that what I'd read was not in my brain anymore. I requested to reschedule rather than spend more time waiting for no reason.
Will I be able to reschedule?? I'm so upset!
What size paper is allowed for flex? I've been using legal pad, will that be okay??
elenanisonoff678
Friday, Oct 02 2020
#help Can someone offer input on whether this method of reviewing the questions twice has actually been effective for them? So far, I haven't had success with it, as it just sucks up time, and I'm still unsure of the answers. Is it worth working on?
I am coming up on my October LSAT, and my RC scores have started to slip. I'm not quite sure how to tackle this! I think the PTs in the 70s and 80s are turning up the heat a bit with the questions, but I'm wondering if anyone has any tips for reviewing my tests, remembering details, etc...I am watching the question explanations for the questions I'm missing, but it doesn't seem to be making a difference.
I so, so, so appreciate any advice that you can offer!!!
oy, thanks guys