Hey there! I'm sorry to hear that. If you scored significantly lower than your PT average, could it be test-day anxiety that led to the lower score? Or maybe you just had a bad exam. It happens to the best of us. Keep PTing and doing BR, and simulate test-day conditions as much as possible now that you know how the Flex works. Also, make sure you're PTing in the late 70s and 80s! These PTs have more rule-substitution questions on LG than do earlier exams, and the LR has more of certain question types than do earlier exams (or so I've noticed). Don't focus too much on your June score - you got this!

I think it's time for you to move to PTing! You will learn a lot from taking the tests and doing a thorough review. And don't worry about being slow on LG - as long as you keep doing them (and redoing the ones you were unsure of, even if you have to redo it 5 times), you will get better. I used to consistently miss 5+ questions on LG, and now I consistently miss 0-2. Anything you haven't learned in the CC you will learn by doing on the PTs. And if you notice that you're consistently missing certain question types while you PT, then you can go back to that question type in the CC. Good luck! And don't forget to take breaks.

What I've learned is there is no reason to miss more than one question on the games section. In order to do this, you need to redo every game that you didn't score a 100% on. Every single game. This is the only way. When JY says 10 clean copies, he means 10 clean copies! I used to score 18 or 19 on the games, but after I started redoing the same games over and over again, I rarely miss more than one question, and I often get 23 out of 23. This should help you break 160!

Loophole is so great! She provides a lot of tips/tricks on breaking down the answer choices so you don't fall into common traps. I would only get it though if you feel like you've exhausted all the 7sage LR resources and feel like you need something more.