I really wish he would talk less and be more efficient. He adds so many unnecessary comments that really bother me. I just want short, adequate and pure sentences. 18 minutes to explain this, is a waste of time. And this is for almost 95% of his videos. I don't have that extra time to hear his jokes or personal comments. And I can't get over how many times he repeats himself. He might think that repeating will help us remember the things better, but no. It's a video! For people who wants repetition, the can replay anytime they want.

If only questions would be around psychology and children, I’d be safe! 😅

I can’t believe it took me only 30 seconds to find the right answer. I wish I would understand the rest of the questions like this.

I was surprised I got it right. I was so not sure but followed my gut.

I got it right within 3 minutes, but not because of the Lawgic translation, just putting logic in game. Not sure if I should feel good about it or be worried that I am not doing so good in Lawgic language.

"I like normal buts" 😅

Thank you Colin!

Oh, wow! Now I have the full picture.

Well to be honest for me is far more complicated for several reason.

I had never heard about LSAT in my life until a month ago. And I had no idea how hard this test was until last week when I started to study.

Reading philosophy and especially psychology is my pleasure in life. Most of the philosophers and other famous psychotherapists I have read them in my native language, Albanian.

I have a Master Degree in Computer Science (which apparently is not very helpful) and now I am changing direction almost completely.

I moved to the United States few months ago. I have no problem with English in general but still is not the same when you speak English because you studied it and not because you were born and raised with it.

The only thing that gives me a bit hope is that whenever I understand the question, I always find the answer. Logic is strongest skill that I have. But the language barrier would be a problem, that is for sure!

I scheduled the test for January (again, I had no idea what this test was, I just paid and scheduled), but I feel like a month is not enough time, considering that I work a lot!!!

Thank you for sharing your story Colin, it gives reason to my "jealousy", lol!

First time I got the right answer within 50 seconds. It was easy and short anyway.

How on earth you read everything, analyze and find the right answer in less then a minute? How long have you been studying for the LSAT? Have you given the exam or this will be your first time?

Just curious! It takes me 90-120 seconds to read and understand everything. I always find the right answer but obviously I am bad with timing.

I am curious, how long does it take you guys to read the stem, question, answers and making the decision which one to pick?

Personally it takes me 90-120 seconds.

P.S. English is not my native language, I moved to the United States few months ago. My English is very good, but not scientifically good.

This was very easy and it does not make me feel proud for the fact that I got the right answer within seconds. I am pretty sure that going further more I will face much more complex alternatives that will mess up with my self esteem.