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@pipan Ah thanks!!! I had a free month of 7sage live so I definitely made good use of those sessions, but otherwise I didn't get any additional help or use other resources -- 7sage has been a really great fit for me! And of course!! So great to see another Canadian here -- feel free to DM :)) For reference though, I'm a rising junior, so I won't actually be applying until next fall.
@EzraG THIS IS SO REAL!!! I've realized I need to let go of searching for certainty in choosing my answers! So many times I try to force a rigid logical framework onto an argument where it's actually not appropriate because I can't get over the ambiguous language!
@pipan Thank you!! So I started studying around May but only focused on the core curriculum. It took me about a month to get through it, but I've been PT-ing pretty consistently in the mid-high 170s since then! It can feel a bit slow at the time, but I really do think going through the core curriculum thoroughly and developing strong foundations is super valuable!
@ParualBabbar Hi! I started studying early-mid May -- I focused on getting through the core curriculum first (which took just over a month-ish), so in terms of PT-ing and doing full sections for practice, it's been about two months!
Need to get confident in trusting my intuition more as the only misses came from reading far too deeply into the stimulus/answer choices, and switching out of the right answer last-minute!! It's frustrating knowing I had the right answers but talked myself out of them, and in retrospect they feel like pretty stupid mistakes, but I'm hoping to channel this as a lesson for the August LSAT :)
@AngelEyes I think going through the core curriculum really thoroughly to build solid foundations was helpful for me! While reviewing, I always tried to emulate the style of the explanation videos in unpacking the stimulus (clearly diagramming wherever helpful) and going through all the answer choices. This helped me recognize correct answers more easily, as well as patterns in wrong/trap answers! Besides that, I've been sticking pretty closely and consistently to my study plan (I think the options I selected were comprehensive/5+ hours every day until August), and on my rest days, I watch recorded sessions of the areas I feel weak in!
@SamanthaBee Thank you!! There's a dropdown before starting the prep-test (on the "Ready to begin your test?" page) for the test format that lets you pick between Standard (4 sections) and Without experimental (3 sections)!
This was my first full length prep test since my diagnostic in May, and I was so surprised by these results! Granted, I did skip the experimental section from being pretty exhausted today, which probably helped with my energy and concentration on the subsequent scored sections. Hoping to work on building stamina with more PTs, but feeling great about the progress!
Much love to the core curriculum <3
@elifay Thank you!!!