Hi all! Just finished my exam. Had LR - LG - RC. Definitely be careful with your rules -- like others, also almost missed one with 7 questions. I couldn't figure out the last game -- about newspapers. but game 1-3 were definitely doable!

RC - also found the weaving and the medieval instruments to be the hardest. Physics and Chemistry weren't that bad and computers in England also not that bad.

LR - I thought the earlier ones were the most tricky -- but I'm also someone who has trouble with the first few and flies through the rest, so if you're also quicker toward the end, I recommend trying your best and coming back to the beginning. (But I recommend not completely switching up your strategy right before test day!!) I would say based on others' comments I had a normal? ish LR. But if you have a hard LR - don't panic!! Just try your best.

Best of luck to everyone!!!

My only regret is not having met Albert earlier in my LSAT studying career! I had two LSAT tutors previously who charged $125+/Hr and I can confidently say I enjoyed Albert's style much more than the others. He really cares that you learn the material and that you have the right concepts down. He also makes sure you're consistent with games which is CRUCIAL if you're trying to fall back on this with test day nerves. After taking the LSAT multiple times, I was really burnt out, but somehow he was able to help me get over LSAT fear and push through one more time. To anyone on this LSAT journey, stay consistent, stay confident and keep pushing through!! Believe in the work you put in!!