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@scf2ke296 said:
@scf2ke296 said:
I think most important is enough sleep and a little exercise to clear your mind.
If you don't mind me asking, what does a little exercise mean for you? like cardio? stretches?
Also awesome pic -- ditto is highly underrated.
For me it means going on a 20-30 minute walk outside, stretching my body out or going on a short run. Just something to get the blood pumping but nothing super strenuous. And thanks!! Fave Pokemon : - )
I like to wake up at a normal time, go on a walk and eat a healthy breakfast. Then I will read or listen to a podcast and clear my mind. Make sure to include some motivating mantras or quotes you can remind yourself of!! I think most important is enough sleep and a little exercise to clear your mind.
Remember that you have control over the LSAT--it does not have control over you!
This question got me so bad...I somehow got it correct on BR, only because of the NAGGING gut feeling that the correct AC was correct. I didn't even understand what it was saying but I got that intuitive feeling.
Hey guys,
I've been studying for long enough now that I have the general gist of LR and am getting around -9 to sometimes -5 on LR which is big for me. However, I have tried everything to attack those tough, often wordy or dense questions at the very tail end of the LR section that are meant to trip you up. I have tried spending extra time on those, starting with those questions at the beginning instead of waiting till my brain is tired at the end of the section, but I still seem to miss the last 5 questions without fail, even when i'm sure I got them mostly right. Can anyone suggest some tips here to help me out? Taking the test next week, and trying to help myself in any way I can right now to prepare. :-)
The writing section is mandatory to get your score, the cost is included in paying for the LSAT signup and you take it in a similar way, but you have to use a video to check your workspace, and then a proctor views the video later to ensure you didn't cheat. Super easy, takes 35 mins to complete!
Congrats! This is so awesome. I would love to hear a longer post with more specific study strategies if you're willing.
I'm doing the same thing @bensasounian237! And it's really been working well for me.
Is this still open? Never got a message about it!