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Anyone else struggling to keep up with LSAT study and full-time school? These upper division classes are insane with the amount of time they require.
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josephbryden346
Saturday, Sep 29 2018
josephbryden346
Saturday, Sep 29 2018
What’s the curve
Took another PT yesterday. LR: -5 and -8. LG -3. You know what? That'll do for me. My problem is RC. I went 10/27 on the June LSAT and on my PT yesterday I went 15/27. I don't know what else to do. I have been doing low res summaries, but there are just some of those "what the F" passages that lose me. Tips? Things that worked for you? Lately I have just been practicing RC over and over, but at this point I do not know what else I can do.
I am a reader too...like, this is frustrating.
RC seems easy on many passages, but when Science comes up and all these crazy words are thrown around, I get lost and frustrated. Any keys or tips to overcome this? I can never seem to wrap my head around whatever I am reading.
josephbryden346
Tuesday, Sep 11 2018
Yeah I was looking forward to making up for my garbage RC but LG was difficult. Is the curve really -10? That frustrates me. I feel as if this is definitely a -12.
josephbryden346
Wednesday, Aug 08 2018
LR: I seem to always miss flaw, reasoning, and assumption questions. I need to study those specific areas.
RC: If I am interested in a passage, I can usually get all but one correct. Hard passages that are so boring and use big scientific words? Well, I totally suck at those.
LG: I must perfect my practice. I was doing GREAT going into the June LSAT. Could miss only 2-3. Taking a month break hurt me. I am not trying to get back into the groove of things.
josephbryden346
Wednesday, Aug 08 2018
Wow, impressive to say the least. I can survive, but for how long is the question. The future wife is looking for a good job in her field, because her current medical jobs are not set in stone schedules. I will look into UBER, that is smart! Sounds like I should also take advantage of extra time like you do.
josephbryden346
Saturday, Sep 08 2018
I think the dolphin LR passage is definitely real. If it wasn't, then that means this test would've consisted of 102 questions.
josephbryden346
Saturday, Sep 08 2018
Wow for someone who relies on going only -2 on LG, I had to guess on 6 questions. Difficult for me. How will this test be weighted? I feel as if I got between 61-68 questions correct, so I don't know what my expectations should be.
josephbryden346
Wednesday, Aug 08 2018
I miss on average 5-8. LG is actually my strength. June LSAT I only missed 4.
Wow, my plate is full. I am working 20 hours a week (Leaving full time for school next week) (Mon-Fri), President of my fraternity, getting married in January, taking 15 credits this semester for my Finance degree (I am a senior), oh, and I need to study for the LSAT as well. I took the test with minor prep in June and got a 151. I need a 157 for a full ride at the two schools I am looking at. My employer refuses to let me study at work, therefore all my school prep occupies weeknights. How am I supposed to find the time and dedication to the LSAT!? I am scheduled to take the test in Sep, but think I am going to change to November. My question is, is quitting my job a crazy decision? I have been here three years. I can only work up until May anyways due to me being a student in this student position (pays well, I work for DOJ). I have to make a tough cut, and this seems as the only option. Is it worth it? I will get a full ride if I get to the 156-157 range.
josephbryden346
Monday, Aug 06 2018
I am rushing through the material, and do not feel as I have the time to invest a year into the material. Logic games is my strength. LR and RC are my weaknesses. I can ace a RC or bomb, it depends on how much I truly pay attention to the passage. I am stuck primarily on LR. I continually get about 13-14 correct out of 27.
Senior in college, 4.0 GPA in a finance major, and just burnt out. Was PT'ing 156-157 before June LSAT and received a 150. Taking the test again in September, but am really not sure this material is working. Makes sense, but does not translate to PT, as I feel I have gotten worse. Honestly just need a 153, but would like a 157 (What I need for full-ride at school I desire). Advice? Stuck and frustrated.
150 on the LSAT in June. I've hit a stride lately and have been doing really well. PT'd two weeks ago at 159 and 164 yesterday. The key for me was I increased my RC score and have really strengthened LG. LR varies 2-3 questions each section. How can I translate this PT success to the real deal? I'd be ecstatic with anything above a 157. I was thinking just practicing my RC over the next few days, and going over some of my LR weak points.
I got a 150 in June, purchased 7Sage, and now just received a 158! My goal was a 157. My diagnostic in April was a 146. The biggest difference for me was perfecting my strength - Logic Games. RC is my biggest weakness, and I increased it by 5 points. LR barely improved, but it all worked wonders. A 7Sage user suggested perfecting my strengths, and boy did it pay off.