I am FURIOUS. The deadline was 31 August and I submitted on the 15th. I remember it clear as day, going through the form, uploading my evidence, and it said my request had been received. I chased it because I thought 4 weeks was a long time for them to decide, and they are telling me I never submitted them. I can’t sit without my accommodations and as an international student the next sitting is in January. I feel like they’ve totally scuppered my law school chances and I hate how they’re telling me I didn’t do something I know I did!!! Any advice? :(
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Amazing, congrats. Do you have any tips?
Hey, thanks! I find that switching days where one I do a PT and the next I make drill sets for questions I got wrong is working really well at the moment! Also the diagramming for LG is super important, I'd rather spend more time making a foolproof diagram as it saves time in the long run.
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Wow congrats !!! This is very motivating. How many hours did you study on a daily basis ? And do you have any specific tips for LR, I’m struggling a lot with LR. I get maybe -7 wrong to sometimes -5.
Hey, thanks! I studied for about 2 hours a day about five days a week. One day I take a practice test, the next I review wrong answers and drill areas I got wrong. Honestly LR is also my worst area. Drilling is the only thing that has helped me. I also have a system where I use underline as like strikethrough for irrelevant or contextual stuff because it helps my eyes just skip over the words. I use yellow highlighter for premises, orange for conclusions. Hope that helps!
Just some motivation for those who are starting out - my initial diagnostic was 158, and I just scored 172 in my most recent PT. Here are my scores and dates:
24 Jul 158
26 Jul 161
01 Aug 166
03 Aug 168
08 Aug 169
09 Aug 170
28 Aug 173
05 Sep 169
06 Sep 172
I used
Khan Academy (in July at first)
PowerScore (August)
7Sage (September)
I switched to 7Sage from PowerScore because I found the explanations for the questions I got wrong either missing or incomplete, so I kind of had to just figure it out myself which I think has hindered my progress. Here's proof that you can do it!!!!!
Hey, I’m so sorry to hear your situation. Did you hear back after all? I’ve heard of accommodations taking 4 weeks to be approved so fingers crossed!