@BlissfulGroundbreakingAverage Hello! Thank you for the info I really appreciate it! My current strategy is taking a full-timed PT once a week, doing a Wrong Answer Journal/Review, and drilling on the areas that are my weakest based on 7Sage analytics. I would say that I put 10-15 hours a week into studying. Any thoughts?
@irizene94 Thank you for the support! I am wishing you the best too, you got this!
I have been studying for several months and am stuck in the 150-153 range when taking PT's. Does anyone have recommendations for study strategies? I am specifically struggling with Conditional Reasoning, Link Assumption, and Flaw/Descriptive Weakening areas. However, my current strategy does not seem to be helping enough.
This was extremely helpful! I realized that I was overlooking extreme language, which can make answer choices wrong.
Very helpful video! It made me realize how important it is to understand what the question stem is asking us to determine
This was really motivational! It is good to know that the drilling feature was helpful for test prep
More drill questions would be helpful instead of the type-in questions. Multiple choice questions seem to better mimic the test's format and lets us apply what we are learning
@DominickChaves I would estimate that I study for 10-15 hours a week. There are some days where I have more time to study than others due to my college classes. Specifically, I study a lot Friday-Sunday and sprinkle in studying throughout the other days.