Hi, I feel for you. LSAT's language is unnatural, especially some or most of the LR questions. Each test is a surprise. Don't give up. Take it with a stride and you will succeed, like many of the forerunners. Good luck.
Hi if you know,
What is the session name and password for GoToMeeting to participate in the session? Please advise
Thanks,
Keep on practicing. Don't force yourself. When I was in Junior HS, I had a teacher who said to always read from page one. At the time, I didn't understand why. Many years later, I realized that it was a painless way of memorization. Good luck!
Thanks for Atticus' post!
And, as one of our students have commented: Take it as any class exam that you have to strive for an A and work for it. You will succeed.
Thank you for your encouragement. Proud of your achievement!
I revisited this blog and would like to encourage everyone with my niece's story. When (2017 or 2018) she prepared for the exam, she scored in the 150s. She then took the first exam in 2017 or 2018. She opted to cancel that exam for she wasn't comfortable about how she answered a reading passage, if I remember correctly. She retook it in Nov, 2018, probably. She scored 164. Now she is a L2 student. Of course, you would have to be good all throughout your academic years.
Hi all, Is anyone experiencing the same thing as I did. My videos do not play and it seems is across the board. I was unable to play the video on Quiz 3 in "finding pseudo sufficient assumption last night. I had also randomly tried other videos, and they don't play either. This morning too. Thanks,
Congratulations! It's a motivation for me.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NALpovn8Wc8
The Life and Times of Es'kia Mphahlele
"When I write, I know that the final product of it is going to be larger than myself." --- Esi'ka Maphahele
Thanks for the info. Good luck!
Thank you for sharing it. This makes "seeing the light at the end of the tunnel" possible for many of us. Good luck!
Sorry, I have a little difficulty following your example. Is it possible for you to find an LSAT question to illustrate the idea? Thanks,
I got it. Thank you very much for your effort.