I just finished the November exam and whatever the result is, I have to talk about Albert. I was struggling with LR and I was honestly lost. Then I found my man Albert! The dude knows the test period! He opened my eyes and really helped me understand arguments. He is super approachable and figures out your weak spots. I had maybe 6-7 sessions or more and I gotta tell you folks I IMPROVED A LOT. I work better with 1v1 instructions and Albert is the ideal guy for this. He really cares about his students and I highly recommend him.
This happened to me a lot so I have to ask for some advice. I start doing a PT (especially I am talking about an LG section) where I kinda freeze at a certain game which I know is something I can handle. I stop the section and restart again and the second time it goes flawlessly. How can I fix this? This especially happens during an LG. I don't look for an explanation or anything I just gather myself and it goes great afterwards.
I took the test and now it’s time for the writing section. How does it work? Do I have to schedule a specific date? Or can I start whenever I want?
Except for the last LG, i think LG went good. But I have a weird feeling about LR, I dont think I did well. Mixed feelings about RC, no idea how it went
I went from averaging like 6-7 to 10+ in my 3 or 4 recent PTs, I mean does it get harder in the 80s or what is going on ? I am taking the test in a week so I guess it's panic time
Since the October test is gonna be Flex, are you guys taking PTs with 3 sections of 4?
I am scoring in the range of 155-159 and my goal is low 160s (160,161,162,163,164) with a month and change left for the test, what is the best approach to take to get those extra points?
I already registered for October. But since this won’t count to the yearly limit and we can cancel our score, should I just try it? It can help me with experiencing the Flex first hand and i might even get a decent score. What do you guys think?
I was reading the LSAT FAQ on LSAC, and I noticed this statement: "The online, remotely proctored LSAT-Flex tests do not count toward this total as they were administered as an emergency response to the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic." I am a bit unclear on what this means. So if we take 2 LSAT Flex tests, they will not be counted towards the limit of 7 tests in a lifetime?
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I’m pretty sure there are my fellow night owls who can’t go to sleep early. When do you guys wake up to start studying. I can’t sleep early enough to wake up around 8 a.m. But I feel like I’m losing time not waking up early. Any thoughts?
@somanglee239718 said:
I think it might depend on when your test date is, and if you have time to start with 1-35. If you are pressed for time I have seen people advocate for doing newer ones.
I’m aiming for the October test.
Is doing the bundle 1-35 still a good idea in order to master games? Because people are saying now the games are different from the older games. Once I finish the CC on games how should I full proof? Should I do 1-35? Or for example 15-49?
How should I plan my LG fool proof if I am aiming for the October test? Last year I studied for 2 months and stopped. I am redoing the CC again and I just started with the Games section in the CC. After I FP the games that are in the lessons what should my next step be? Should I go for the 1-35 bundle for example. And how many games should I do a day and so on? I would appreciate some advice!!
@cnguyen2195719 said:
I would email student services and ask them.
I just did that!
Going on a limb here but it may be because of the changes to the courses offered by 7Sage-
https://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/22617/upcoming-changes-to-7sage-courses
But I already had a subscription so I was grandfathered in basically.
@700184 said:
Just go into Resources > problem sets. Filter for LG and select all the games in that range, then create a custom problem set.
I only have access starting from PT 36, any ideas to why??
I just started studying again and I was wondering if there’s a way we can do LG 1-35 with the digital format? If not, the only way is to go through the PTs and just do the games?
So I decided to stop studying for the LSAT on July 2019 and focus on my school. Now I am going to restart. I was not doing that good actually so I want to redo the whole CC. Any advice on how to do this and in general any tips for restarting ?
@maizinburly527 said:
@lexxx74569 There is one question you have to ask yourself in terms of taking a break. Are you doing the studying half-heartedly, if yes then take a break. If not then continue studying. Thats how I gauge my own decision on wether or not to take a break. I also found that I do much better after taking a break and coming back to it. When you keep forcing yourself to do it when you aren't excited or fully committed, you will start to dread the LSAT and that is a major downward spiral. Like many have said before me, the LSAT is a marathon not a sprint. You can't cram for it, and your mind continues to process what you've learned even when you aren't studying. Give you brain some breathing room. If you're asking this question on the forum that means that you should definitely take a break.
So as I said I stopped studying for it to focus on my university studies. But I also want to go back home for 3 weeks after I come back to the LSAT. So I think the majority is saying to take the 3 week break in between studying
Thanks!
So I studied on and off for couple of months then decided to stop to focus on my university studies. I will graduate in May so I will start studying then. But I wanna go on a vacation for 3 weeks on the end of June. So i plan to study for 2 months from Maya-June then take a break and come back and study till October and take the test. Should I do this?
Same here!
@gregoryalexanderdevine723 how often do I have to revisit the CC? Since I’ve done it once..
I scored 141 and my BR was 156. My target is 160-163.
My scores were the following:
LR: - 12
LG: -18 😒
LR: -15
RC: -13
After BR
LR: -9
lG: -10
LR: -12
RC: -7
I’m taking the September test. Do I even have a shot? It was the first time i ever did LSAT on a tablet and i was very nervous dor some reason.....
For full disclosure, i was in and still am in the process of FPing games and it’s been a while since I reviewed LR and basically only did RC for a week. Can i get to my target score in 2 months? And if can you guys give me some advice.
The only silver lining that I see here is my BR score is close to my target score.
Help me folks😎
I had this game too. I had 12 mintues to do it and I THINK I DID IT. But everyone is kinda scaring me now, maybe I didnt do it right....