So, as a person that does not make assumptions in the real world (aka: I ask and double check EVERYTHING)
WEAKENING & STRENGTHENING Qs are killing me.
Once I get to level 3 I start getting 3/5s and ultimately 0/5 as the levels go up.
I'll BLINDREVIEW the drills during the Core Curriculum and watch all the videos for the questions I missed.
I'm trying to get 5/5 without spending more than 10 mins on 5 questions because I get frustrated with how long I'm stuck on the question.
I get that with WEAKENING Qs, you have to find an AC that exposes an "alternative reason for a conclusion" but that is not always easyy.
In STRENGTHENING Qs, I'm just lost because sometimes I have no idea what the assumption is.
Does anyone have tips/tricks to
Better to go into Law School mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and financially as prepared as possible rather then trying to adhere to a scheduale and/or opinioins of people who aren't YOU.
I was hell bent on going to law school this year and I had to step back and be brutually honest with myself. It was best for me to take a break (aim is to limit the break to just 1 year). Plus, the possibilty and fact that some folks drop out of law school because they are NOT prepared or healthy was way more motivational then anything else. I didn't want to think about paying for a semester or more and getting so burnt that I wouldn't be able to handle everything.
I got crap from family and friends but they aren't taking the LSAT for me, they aren't going to have to be in the classes and taking exams for me, and they aren't going to being working as the professional I am striving to be.
So if people keep pushing, just tell them "Greatness takes time".
Hope this and all the other awesome answers helped you out!