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Or I redo the 7Sage Reading Comp, as I feel like I didn't go through it to it's full potential and redo the LSAT Trainer reading comp.
Will be doing an in-depth Blind Review of the test this weekend.
Sup y'all,
So just got my score back (159), but I really wanted closer to a 165 so I def plan on retaking it in September. My weakest section was Reading Comp, and I was wondering if I could get some input on how I should go about studying these next few months. I was thinking about getting a power score bible for reading, and doing that 4 days a week,then doing 2 days a week LR and 1 day a week LG.
Open to suggestions though if anyone with more experience thinks my game plan is faulty.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks for the input guys! I appreciate the help, I just don't want to do something wrong this close to my first attempt at the exam (June).
Hey all,
So this week for me is super busy, I really don't have time to do a full length practice test as I have been doing these past 6 weeks. Would it be a good idea to just do timed sections throughout the week (using a practice test) just as some material to look at when I have the time throughout the next few days. If so, should I just use the next practice test on my list (I think its 44 or 45) or should I use an older one? I also plan on going over some stuff in the CC whenever I get a chance as well.
Thanks in advance.
Hey Sage Josh,
Thanks for the reply! Your advise is definitely something I will keep in mind going forward. My aim is 165+ and I think I can nail it in June. If not, I'll just keep studying and hit it in September.
Thanks for pulling that out for me! Ill def reference it starting next week. I think my mindset/plan of action about embarking on these PT's resemble what was said in these past posts, so def feeling even better.
Thanks for the input. Makes me feel al little less stressed to know that my game plan is solid. Hopefully this Sage Josh guys makes an appearance here, would love to hear his input as well. Good luck in your studies and testing as well!
So...
I am currently on spring break, and plan on being 100% done with the curriculum by the weekend. My first week back I have a couple exams so just going to go over a few logic games sections and some reading comp sections to stay fresh. Then I am thinking every Friday (no classes on Friday) I take a practice exam, and during the day Saturday (potentially into the early portions of the following week) Blind Review and then go back over stuff in the curriculum (or other resources) that I feel like I struggled in. Then rinse and repeat until June 12th (possibly upping my practice test number per week as I get closer and when classes end).
Does this seem like a solid plan of action? I have taken two practice exams (scored 154, 160) so far, and went through a whole LSAT book (The LSAT Trainer by Mike Kim). I plan on taking it again in September depending how my score is in June. Any input would be appreciated!
Im right there with you on this one...injuries and medical problems are completely different things in my mind. But, I guess since we eliminated A-D, and we know for sure these are not right, E is the logical choice. However, still iffy on it.
1.My name is Eshan, I am currently a junior at Temple University and will be graduating May 2018 with a degree in Bioengineering. I want to get into IP law, working with medical devices. Could use some live expert advise for a few concerns about the whole process.
2. My biggest concern is my GPA being lower then most school "require" due to my major. Just starting my LSAT prep, so will see how that goes.
3. No clue about my personal statement, was planning on working on that over the winter/summer break.
4. Did not attend last time
Hey Alex,
I struggled with the RC section and assumption questions in the couple LR's I got wrong. Definitely going to go back through the CC for RC on 7Sage(I had completed the CC well before the June exam). I also plan on going through the LSAT trainer again.