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I feel like there's something wrong. I finished 7sage's LR curriculum, drilled, took practice tests, and I never scored higher than my diagnostic. In fact, I only scored between 157 and 162 on my practice tests preceding the official test. To be fair, I introduced BR very late to my study process. But I feel like it's odd that I didn't at least stumble into a higher score based on rote practice and familiarity.
Does anyone have thoughts about how to proceed for the October exam? Should I hunker down, focusing on PTs and blind review? Should I consider a different program? A private tutor? Stop studying and hope my intuition marinates over that time (JK)?
got it wrong because i thought the last question examples were setting up a straw man. i think it's time to go to sleep lol
high priority questions are actually tailored to you! when you get a question wrong without blind reviewing and/or changing your answer, then it becomes high priority.
With the answer choice, change it from "is/isn't," "does/doesn't," etc. You can insert it into the argument between the premise the answer choice connects to and the conclusion. Try to imagine the question in this form without overthinking. In the case of the correct answer, the conclusion cannot possibly follow.
I am taking the August LSAT, and I have consistently pointed one point lower than my diagnostic-- I think I've taken 6-7 tests. I am on RRE, and I've been taking the course in syllabus order. Should I skip to my weaker sections? Or should I consider a different prep site?
I struggled with this one because I imagined that budget forecasters were like weathermen: often right, but often wrong. They also discussed budget forecasters as context, not a premise, so I didn't know if we were to take it as true.