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Right now, I'm doing 2 recent PTs per week. What should I do as far as practice in addition to this? Should I drill questions in Cambridge packets so I can gain more familiarity and answer questions faster? Should I drill entire sections of old PTs? Should I give myself less than 35 minutes when drilling sections or taking PTs? Any help is so appreciated.
YES, do all of the above! Never stop drilling. Also, keep a spreadsheet of all of the answers you've gotten wrong say 15-30 questions and use as a separate section to drill under timed conditions.
It appears after PT 62 and before PT 63 on mine.
I don't think LOR matter as much if you are reapplying. But an increase in your LSAT should be the most important thing. I'm actually reapplying as well since I was not given any scholarships so I decided to hold off and retake the LSAT. When I asked many others in regards to getting new LORs or submitting the same ones I had last cycle. Everyone one told me to use what I had in my file. No need to change much but to increase my LSAT score to get money. I also spoke to admissions about LORs and they basically said the same as others had told me.
Yes, looks the same.
@7sagestudentservices thanks! you're always on it!
For all of those taking the Dec. LSAT on Sat. evening we will BR PT 43.
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@2543.hopkins Ahhh.. I thought I deleted your Skype handle.. oops
For all of those taking the Dec. LSAT tomorrow evening we will start with PT 42.
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Continue drilling, before you know it you will see how repetitive LGs are. But it will take some time. When I started on LG I did those games multiple times. I did not touch any of the games after PT 35 because I wanted to take those timed. But after taking a PT after 35 I would do the fools proof method on every game.
Hey I have decided to take PT 42 for Sat. If anyone is interested in joining a Skype BR session please PM me.
Ahhh.. So glad I saw this! You just reminded me to purchase a watch from 35minutes!
http://lsatwatch.webs.com/
not sure if I need Y or R2. Any suggestions?
@gabrielalopez51163 that is fine. just pm whenever you're ready.
I'm also ready to start group BR calls for the Dec. LSAT. I will start on PT 40-ish this week. So if anyone is interested let me know.
I found 4 packs of ticongeroga blacks on sale for $.99 each today!
Flaw questions, I did the lesson and practice sets on 7Sage, read the chapters in the LSAT Trainer, started to drill the Flaw questions in the Cambridge packet and as of today I've yet to miss 1 questions that's a flaw type. I'm usually able to spot the correct answer choice right away or POE and end up with 1 AC that always ends up being correct.
Once I have to re-read a stimulus and still can't find the answer I think I should be looking for... SKIP.. No need to waste time on a question when there's 24-28 more and they're all 1 pt each.
@coreyjanson479.janson35 @alexandergreene93842 Thanks!
http://classic.7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-28-section-1-question-09/
For this question I chose AC (C) but I circled this question because AC (E) got my attention. During BR I did not change my answer because (C) was still the flaw in the argument. So could someone explain how AC (E) is wrong? I'm not sure if it's because it's speaking about how most people disagree with the commentators, therefore, it makes it false...so since they believe it to be false it has to be false? That why it's incorrect?
@Gia_Henry if you haven't already I would suggest that you pick up a copy of The LSAT Trainer. It does a great job explaining how to do Flaw questions along with 7Sage.
If you quit your job you must treat the LSAT like a Full-time job + overtime! If you're willing to do that then go for it. But if you can work and do 10-20 hrs per week and postpone the LSAT for maybe June of next year then stick with your job and studying for the LSAT part-time.
Burn it! Lol