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Hi! Try drilling 5 questions at a time or doing sections. You may see improvement quickly that way. Full prep tests often just ended up exhausting me to the point it felt like I was just going through the motions. If you can translate the questions to something that applies to you, it makes it easier to understand. For ex: on the Sept. LSAT I got a question talking about ppl who are game regularly and those who never do. So I thought of it like gamers = my boyfriend non-gamers = me and it really helped me parse through the dense language (if that makes sense 😊).
Stay positive too, mindset really is everything!!
Take a break for sure. Trust me you won't lose anything. Maybe sit and read or do some activity that still requires focus for an extended period of time. That way you're still practicing staying focused.
Hi all,
I had a letter of rec written about 2 maybe 3 years ago when I thought I was going to apply. I'm shy asking the professor to redate it for this cycle. Is it bad if the date is from years ago?
I'm interested! 😊