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I'm going to get more practice in doing the PTs and get through the curriculum as set by 7sage. As I didn't stick with Blueprint when I took it before so now that I have found the right prep course. I'm giving it all that I got and won't stop until my score increases significantly. I'm in it, to win it!
This is such a great thread. Thanks for creating it! My goal is the following for this week:
- Finish up the lessons on Intro to RC and LG
- Do drills on specific question types (MSS and Psuedo Sufficient Assumptions)
- Review valid argument forms (need to brush up on them)
Thank you! @ Msmith85 I can't tell you how much it means to me that you shared your story.
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Hi there I am taking the June LSAT as well. Just send me a PM. Thanks in advance!
Thanks everyone for sharing, let's keep this dialogue going! I would appreciate more sharing of practicing tips and studying habits that you may have found helpful. I believe this is what sets 7Sage apart from other LSAT prep courses. I am really happy that I signed up. This is truly a supportive community of learners. The interaction between the students and how we can ask for advice while having access to the instructor is amazing! I can't wait to share my progress with you all.
That's incredible! @ Ddakjiking do you care to share some helpful tips on how you were able to do so?
Hi Fellow 7sager!
For those of you who have increased your score by 15 points or higher. How long did it take for you to see this type of results? My goal is to improve my score significantly for the June 2015 test. I'm new to 7 Sage and so any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
KG
I workout to keep the stress of thinking about the LSAT at bay. Recently, I started listening to relaxation radio on Pandora to keep me focus while I study which seems to help a bit and I also allow myself to watch some TV now and then. My favorite show is How to Get Away with Murder! This really keeps me focused on my goal besides doing my daily devotion by reading books like New Day, New You by Joyce Meyer. I keep it positive so I stay motivated!
Last week was an epic fail for me as I'm joggling my work schedule and completing a graduate course towards my master's degree. This week I plan to take it a little slow so I don't burn myself out by doing the following:
- Finish up the lessons on RC and LG/Sequencing Games
- Complete the argument part questions and add more lesson as I progress
Happy studying you all! :-)