nice!! i've been super skeptical myself but thanks for the encouragement. Were you just focusing strictly on fool proofing or also drilling some LR along the way?
Hi there, I was 100% in your same situation last year during the December LSAT. working 40+ hours and going to a live course after work is not easy. I also contemplated retaking a live course but I honestly couldn't afford the extra $900. In my opinion online would give you the ability to study at your own time and at your own speed. Many times prep companies literally go over the same exact questions, explanations and on occasions even the same in class jokes lol. hope this helps :)
@tristandesinor505 hey girl :) I've been hiding for a while and I typically don't comment as much. But it's always so nice to see your comments thought CC. I too get discouraged and feel that maybe lawschool isn't for me. But it's people like you that make me feel that I'm not alone and that we are all collectively going to (finally) kick some LSAT ass. Let's keep pushing ❤️
@lizetteramos217535 said:
thank you for keeping my hopes up :). I will start on those explanations.
@gregoryalexanderdevine723 said:
Thank you so much for the help. I will start drilling and not worry about sets until I am being pretty consistent in the drilling.
@ivettechow129 I feel that mbt and Sufficient assumption give me a hard time. Thanks for the suggesting. I will start definitely start drilling.
@ivettechow129 said:
You have a point. I should really consider understanding the concepts before jumping into timing. Thank you
@gregoryalexanderdevine723 hi Alex I've Been getting 10 wrong per section unfortunately.
I started with my CC in December
i want to say about 6/7 timed sections. I finished CC LR about a 2 weeks ago.
Hi all,
So i've been studying since about September 2017 and I am continuously averaging about -10 on LR. LR is seriously my kryptonite :( and many times I feel that this will never change. I decided to push my test back to June 2018, in hopes that I can hopefully reach a -3 on LR or better (hopefully). Would love to hear any feedback on how I can better my chances and finally reach my goal. Happy studying :)
@jhaldy10325 Hey there, your BR format sounds so helpful. I was wondering do you use this primarily for all answers you got wrong or all the questions in your LR section.
Thanks :smile: