Congratulations for receiving this wonderful score! And thank you very much for sharing, it's amazing what you achieved! Wish you all the best of luck in application,bro!

Cheers

Madison

Totally appreciate the positive energy - what a lift for those of us studying for the entrance exam! Appreciate it :D

Really appreciate it! I was going to listen and RSVP-ed, but I had an important meeting and could not attend. Thank you guys so much ❤️

Hello. my LSAT sister/brother out there!

I just wanted to say, I am sure that everything is getting better! While I am in the process myself, here are two relevant observations I made on myself and I hope they will help you:

1.I personally came to 7Sage after reading the LR bible.

1.(a)My personal feeling is that, compared to bible, 7Sage handles concepts potentially tested in LR with a higher level of precision and explanatory strength.

1.(b) most of the question discussed by LR bible are much straight forward and less complicated than real questions you encounter in PT.

1.(c) 7sage offers step-by-step explanation to later PT

I think doing 7sage attunes you to a more systematic way of approaching the LR. The decreased familiarity with a system after you switch back to bible and dis-attach from 7sage videos might be one of the reasons of the grade drop. Noticing your feeling that the LR bible helps you improve w/in a shorter interval, my feeling is that the LR bible surveys them but does not discuss them in-detailed as 7sage. Maybeyou were previously under momentum while the 7sage methods were sitting in. It might help to solidify these method by pinpointing the things you were forgetting, instead of switching to a new system. Which are the concepts that you are feeling unsure about? conditional statement? premise/ conclusion identification? I personally found it really helpful to write down the kind of mistakes I am making and review videos and topic-wise drills if there is a repetitive patterns.

2.I think learning processes are not linear.

2.(a) it is a learning process itself to re-learn and review old materials. You will probably master them even better after reviewing it.

2.(b) just because you are fluctuating does not mean that you are not improving. Most of the progressing chart look does not like liner function where grades go straight up. Instead, most of them are upward wavy curves - it shifts, even dramatically. But it is getting better as long as the over-well trend is positive : )

2.(c)While we know that grades do not instantly reflect each day of the knowledge command and retention, we are studying to get a good grade. I am totally with you on worrying over grades and its trend. Maybe it is less stressful to track your progress in a bigger view. Surely note each of the grade you receive from each of the daily PT, but don't zoom in so much. Consider how you are doing this week compared to last week, or two weeks ago.

Once again, it is all my personal feelings and I am only hoping to help you. I have been inspired so much by the positive climate here and I feel like I have genuinely been in a similar position when my friends helped me so I am writing it here.

LSAT is tough but we are all in this together! Sending lots of virtual hugs!

-- Hannah