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@whouse737 Thank you so much for a great detailed response! I was self studying from December till Februrary, and then I joined some free offered classes that LSATdemon and 7sage would offer, then I got the cheapest subscription offer at 7sage and I was offered a month free trials of live classes and I joined that aswell and have been consistently taking advantage of that. Needless to say, it did help me a lot. I may just switch to the coach option after I see how I did in Nov lsat. Finance is also a big thing for me, so I cannot really afford a lot of lsat tutors rn, so these monthly subscriptions are really a life saver for me. Thank you so much again for your help! I really do feel like I could get 165+ but not quite sure what's stopping me, maybe its the endurance and sometimes I catch myself being like "I just wanna get done with this test", but yea. Thank you so much again!
I will be taking NOV LSAT and hoping for 165+ and I do very well in the timed drills (sometimes i suck, but 80% ill do well). However, for some odd reason, my PTs are always in 150s or if im having a bad day, 140s. I try doing blind reviews in it but it genuinely makes me so mad. In timed drills my 'average' pt score would be 160 or in 155 range. I don't have access to professional help so I sadly cannot get reviewed and see if I need any test accomodations or whatever. I really do wanna be a lawyer, biglaw especially. I may just push to Jan lsat after taking the Nov lsat, but I really do not wanna study lsat anymore. its been a year studying this shi, but I started studying properly in Feb, jumping back and forth lsatdemon and 7sage. I know there are many other options to become a lawyer, but, argh. My gpa is 3.6 when lsac calculates it, not terrible but clearly not at all enough, and I do have a good experience but idk. We'll see where life takes me.
idk but my brain was lowkey jizzy at this question. My gut went with A at the end when I was almost bouta eliminate it lol
im ngl was a lil bit stuck between C,D because at first i was like, "oh, the wording is wrong because they think just because one prefers something more than another is due to false assumptions." but then I ended up choosing C because it clicked, cus the author states that its false is because of their own opinion and not a fact or whatsoever. If I make any sense
@MeganBlankenship hey there! I totally understand you. This para was very confusing at first. So, the reason why I eliminated C was because it says "Shakespeare wrote neither the love poetry nor the dramas attributed to him", but in the paragraph, they say he "could have". Means we don't know whether he did or not. graph, they say he "could have". Means we don't know whether he did or not. Since we cannot conclude he did not write the poetry, C goes beyond the historian’s claims and cannot logically follow. I hope this makes sense, but if it doesn't, that's totally fine and i understand, I would love to hear your thoughts on this cus wtf was this question lowkey.
@SerinJ Hi there! Thank you so much for a great response, I do feel like I have become a victim of lsat fatigue. However, I think it's cus the test is constantly on screen, and I have always been used to doing stuff on paper and I feel relatively way less fatigued when giving lengthy exams on paper. My endurance will be good for 1 timed drill for LR, then for RC its very varying. I do take breaks, maybe a lil too consistently haha, but yea. Thank you again! I definitely need to get help on how to properly get through the PT.