Thank you for your input. I definitely agree that there are a shift in question types. I also do like that they moved away from the time when one stimulus would be used for two questions. I am definitely going to just do a lot of drills and hone in on logic games as that seems to be my main issue. Also, I need to practice on my timing as I seem to either rush or not have enough time. Anyone have any tips on timing strategies being more consistent?

Just try to stay positive (easier said than done I know). I had a similar issue at my location back in June. The proctors were talking and laughing during the test and crinkling soda bottles, walking in and out etc. Like, can't you bring a book?! They had no respect for the fact that us students were taking a really important test. Keep your head up! :)

@ I am finally feeling more like myself. Thank you so much for asking! Definitely needed since I am taking the test two weeks from today (ahhhhh). Anyway, yes, I would definitely say take as many prep tests as you can over time. I would say definitely make sure to review the prep tests in full by watching J.Y.'s video explanations. That definitely helps so you do not make further mistakes in future tests you take. It definitely helps to have a routine and schedule for test taking and studying as well. Based on my classes in school and such, I try to study everyday for at least two hours and then take full tests every Wednesday and Saturday. I will also do timing sections in between. Also, I have trouble with specific question types in LR (certain assumptions, strengthen and weaken) so over the tests I have noticed this pattern and am trying to drill in those specific areas more. I hope this helps! Keep your head up; we'll all get there one way or another :)

I'm so sorry. I too was in a very bad accident a few years ago and know how awful it is. Please rest and have a speedy recovery! I would also call the LSAC and speak to a live person. They are usually pretty nice and you will get a quicker response that way! Feel better :)

@ I'm sorry it took me a bit to respond, I'm super sick. Hmm, I have been studying full time (about 2/3 full prep tests a week) and studying between 2-8 hours a day (less since I have been back in school) lol since May. I began flipping through books starting last January but my rigorous schedule as well as using 7sage since July. I also did so so many timing sections. That definitely helps. For some reason, logical reasoning is not coming easy to me. I have friends who only studied 2 months and were fine, but I just don't roll that way. Stay positive! I do really well on briefs and such in my classes right now so I know I will do well in law school but these beginning stages are awful. How long have you been studying? How many preptests are you/have you been taking? Also, have you taken the test yet?

Please don't doubt yourself. You just need to keep practicing. Eventually it will click. It just started clicking in RC for me within the last few weeks. I would say I've done anywhere between 50-100 passages. It's just about making it so so normal you rethink how to read. It is about picking apart the important details and almost forgetting about meaningless details unless a question asks. At the end of each paragraph I kind of look to see the main point to correlate to the next paragraph if that makes sense? Sorry again if this makes no sense because like I said I;m super sick and my brain is being silly lol.

Hi! So for me, I originally started out with Kaplan, took the June test and did not do so well. Did this happen to anyone else? Anywho, I got the 7sage course which was the best thing to happen to me lol along with the powerscore bibles and the lsat trainer. I sort of combined multiple strategies. First of all, read for pure structure. For me, it helps to underline important points or circle keywords such as first, second etc. I also suggest doing a lot of timing sections in RC or even one passage/question set at a time just to get used to doing so much that it becomes second nature. I used to be awful at RC-literally only 14 right per section. I am now getting around 20-22. Granted, I do not score in the top percentiles, but that is a great improvement regardless. Happy studying :)

I got my email in June at 4:35pm. Just checked when the email came. Still thinking it may be today but my gut is saying tomorrow...this stinks!

Thank you! It's definitely an odd feeling. Just want it done and over with! We shall see. If not, here I come February....@

I remember the June scores came out mid afternoon *keeping fingers crossed*. What actually happens with the grey? Does that mean the toolbar on LSAC goes grey? I don't recall seeing that in June. Although, I just looked at my score originally by e-mail so maybe that's why!

I too study best in the morning/early afternoon. Always warm up with a few questions and then take preptests early in the day (before 2). Studying is usually better in the morning. 4 hour blocks usually and then I can get some work done at night but find when I start repeatedly doing poorly to stop. If I am not energized or focused then it's best for me to rest than get discouraged.

Definitely feeling the nerves. I too have pretty much been nauseous since taking the test! However, hoping maybe if a lot of people did not perform well on LG, a question or two may be removed?? Praying for that! I was so consistent during prep/studying and that was definitely the hardest logic games section I have ever done----I would rather do the virus game 20 times than that LG section...

I am feeling the same way! I am almost nervous to check. Like you said, I want to know but I am scared to know at the same time :( I am trying to play candy crush (I know, awful addiction lol) and Netflix, working out, hanging out with friends, online shopping (whoops)...we shall see. Needless to say I am one big anxious mess underneath it all. We've got this!