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purplerose
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LSAT
Not provided Goal score: 174
CAS GPA
3.79
1L START YEAR
2027

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Cornell
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Edited Tuesday, Sep 15

Hey! What helped me to go faster was doing timed section tests. At first, for LR, I'd finish 19 questions within the allotted time and guess on the final 6 questions. After 2 weeks, I was able to answer all the questions and still maintain or increase my accuracy. Another thing that has helped me is being able to somewhat anticipate what the correct answer choice should look like. It helped me particularly with Flaw, Explain, and MP questions. I also significantly increased my reading speed, reading the stimulus in 20 seconds (on average), and leaving more time to evaluate the answer choices. I hope this is helpful! Good luck!

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