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Looking for a few tutoring sessions to see if someone can help me correct my weaknesses/unlock what I need to bump up my score. I scored a 150 earlier this year, took a break since I was on a few waitlists, started studying again 6 weeks ago and have since taken PTs that were 150 and 151. Best score on a practice LR section was -5, but I average around -10. Best score on practice RC was -7, but I average around -10.
I'm not shooting for the stars here as a nontraditional student with a great resume, professional writing experience, master's degree, etc. I would be happy to get a 155-160 for the schools I'm looking at, but it seems like the constant drilling isn't doing much.
(My accommodations are time & a half.)
Tagged areas of weakness by 7Sage:
LR:
conditional reasoning
link assumption
flaw or descriptive weakening
quantifier
RC:
critique or debate
problem-analysis
I don't have thousands to spend. I work 2 jobs + pet sit. Willing to spend up to $400 in the month of October.
Any takers?
What are y'all doing to improve your performance on conditional reasoning? I feel like I know the keywords & tricks to introduce sufficient and necessary assumptions, and my former tutor last fall even told me I was good at it. But when it comes to anticipating, for some reason, I'm lost or just get it totally wrong. Or I over-diagram when I don't even need to diagram (shoutout Blueprint prep...)
Sorry to be so vague -- just wondering what has helped other people.
Love the anticipation feature because I need it, also hate it at the same time because I need it.
@JordanPodolak I relate to both of y'all. Took it last November and literally got the same score as my diagnostic after months of studying. Took it in February and broke 150, but thought I had crushed it. Now I'm taking it again in November because I didn't get off any waitlists last round. BUT this is my first time using 7sage to prep -- we've all got this! And I had friends get in with a 150 like... 9 years ago. It's so much harder now.
and HOW do you write one