For Question #4 I was so thrown off by answer choice B. I thought woah this is way too strong. The author never mentioned that there is no solution! They just said that injunctions suck.... Totally missed the word 'apparently'.

I got #6 wrong and of course I chose C. Moving forward I will deff make sure that I can prove my AC within the text.

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Hopefully I am not too late!

For LR and RC I am always engaging with the reading silently. At least I always try too... For example, with LR I'll be like "wow, okay! Why is that?" Or "Okay but can you prove that to me..." "Or hey dumbass you are forgetting to think about this.." Staying engaged really helps me.

Congrats!!

Note to self: Keep it simple, stupid.

I would say that drilling games is your best option, as well as practicing making inferences. Spend majority of your time drilling games and doing each game over and over until you get 100% each time and within the time limit. Filter in LR and RC work here and there to keep your skill set sharp. Review the lessons on LG.

My friend, it is evident that you are just not understanding the concepts. It is time for you to change your studying method. Keep reworking the problems that you have gotten wrong in the past. Do you really know why you got them wrong? Can you explain why you got it wrong? Do you redo games over and over until perfection?

I would postpone. It is very important that you do well on the LSAT. You need more time to study and to let the ideas/core concepts grow in your mind. THERE IS NO RUSH. Law school is not going anywhere!

Honestly so proud of myself for getting that diagram correct.

It's the little things... crying emoji